iNaturalist

The controlled annotation terms used across iNaturalist - Life Stage, Sex, Plant Phenology, Alive or Dead and the rest - each with its id, allowed values and the taxa it applies to.

Only the annotation terms that are valid for one taxon, with their permitted values - plant phenology for plants, life stage for insects, and so on.

One identification event in full, with the identifier's profile, the taxon proposed, the body text and the complete observation it was made on.

Individual identification events: who proposed which taxon on which observation, when, whether it is still the current ID, and its category (leading, improving, supporting, maverick).

The complete record for one observation: every identification and comment, all photos and sounds, annotations, project memberships, faves and the data-quality votes.

The controlled-vocabulary annotations people actually applied to the matching observations - life stage, sex, plant phenology and so on - each with a monthly histogram of its use.

Observation counts bucketed over time - by month of year, week of year, day, month or year - for whatever observation filter you pass.

The users who added identifications to the observations matching your filter, with how many identifications each contributed, ranked.

The users who recorded the observations matching your filter, each with their observation count and species count, ranked.

Individual wildlife sightings with coordinates, observed date, observer, photo URLs, the current identification and its quality grade.

The leaf taxa matching an observation filter with the number of observations of each, ordered by count descending - a ranked species list for the filter you gave.

For the taxon currently identified on one observation: its Wikipedia summary, the conservation status that applies at that location, and whether it is listed as native or introduced there.

One place record with its type and admin level, ancestor places, bounding box, computed area and the full GeoJSON boundary polygon.

Places whose names start with your text - parks, counties, countries, open-space preserves - each with its place id, type, bounding box and full boundary polygon.

Places that intersect a bounding box, split into curator-approved 'standard' places and user-created 'community' ones, each with its geometry.

Journal posts published on iNaturalist by users and projects, with full HTML body, cover image, author and publication date, newest first.

One project with its full rule set, the observation search terms it is built from, its admins, icon, banner, place and member count.

The users who joined a project, with their role, their observation and identification counts inside it and whether they share hidden coordinates with it.

iNaturalist projects matching a query or a place, with each project's type, slug, icon, rules, admin list and member count.

One ranked list mixing taxa, places, projects and users that match your text, each result tagged with which type it is.

Species that identifiers attached to observations of your taxon, or that your taxon was proposed on, ranked by how often the mix-up happens, with the count behind each pair.

Taxonomy records matching a query: scientific name, rank, ancestry ids, default photo, observation count and whether the name is still active.

Up to 30 taxa whose scientific or common names begin with your text, ordered for typeahead with exact and prefix matches first.

Species that have actually been observed near a point, scored by how often they turn up there, with each suggestion's taxon record and the evidence count behind it.

The full taxon record: complete ancestor chain, children, Wikipedia summary and URL, conservation statuses, establishment means, the taxon photo set and listed places.

One user's public profile: login, display name, join date, ORCID, icon, and their observation, identification, species and journal-post counts.

The projects one user has joined, each as a full project record with its type, place and rules.

iNaturalist users whose login or display name matches your text, with their id, icon, site and lifetime observation count.