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    [OC] Die Verbreitung von Laternenfliegen. Gesammelte Beobachtungen zu Inaturalist Der erste Tag eines jeden Jahres, beginnend im Jahr 2019 und endend gestern, 6. Oktober 2025.
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    [OC] Die Verbreitung von Laternenfliegen. Gesammelte Beobachtungen zu Inaturalist Der erste Tag eines jeden Jahres, beginnend im Jahr 2019 und endend gestern, 6. Oktober 2025.

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    1. Swanlafitte on

      I took frames from [A Community for Naturalists · iNaturalist](https://www.inaturalist.org/) . Using the filter I could limit the date. I used the first of the year for all frames but the last. The last frame was yesterday. I then created a GIF.

    2. moaihead on

      This is a cool set of data on iNaturalist. The visualization effort is low, screenshots and a gif maker. Just send us the links.

    6. aww-snaphook on

      They’ve obviously expanded in region but anecdodally, there have been *far* less of these stupid flies around over the past couple of years so whatever theyve used to get rid of them seems to be working.

    7. iknowiknowwhereiam on

      Some birds have figured out that the red on their wings is a lie and they aren’t poisonous so hopefully the population stops growing so fast

    8. mikkifox_dromoman on

      Huge confound bias from increasing number of iNaturalist users (from 300 to 30000). Any data, why it firstly observed at Philadelphia?

    9. AmberWavesofFlame on

      Thank you. I live in the SE corner of Virginia, and this is helpful for me to understand why I hear so much about them but haven’t been seeing them. Also makes clear we are far from off the hook for upcoming years.

    11. gigalongdong on

      Oh, wonderful, I’ve been dealing with these god damned Brown Marmorated Stinkbugs invading my house for the past 6 years, and now there’s another wave of invasive bugs? Great.

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