Checklist 3756

Source Data (Mission Monarch)

Original observation data as it appears on the Mission Monarch website

Checklist

Field	Value
checklist_id	3756
dateidentified	2019-07-30 00:00:00
start_time	10:00
end_time	11:20
site_name	999 Bayshore Dr, Englewood, FL 34223, USA
latitude	26.984612
longitude	-82.378095
observer_name	Jocelyn Hoch
party_size
observation_count	0

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Observations (2 records)

Darwin Core Archive (GBIF Format)

Event Record

Field	Value
eventid	MM-3756
license	CC-BY-NC
institutioncode	IMQC
institutionid	MontrealInsectarium
collectioncode	MM
datasetname	MissionMonarch
references	https://www.mission-monarch.org/mmapp/en/checklists/view/3756
eventdate	2019-07-30
year	2019
month	7
day	30
eventtime	10:00/11:20
samplesizevalue	80
samplesizeunit	minutes
samplingprotocol	Mission Monarch survey
samplingeffort	Duration: 80 minutes | Size: "Football field (5000m2)" | Stems: 35 | Observers: 1
locationid	MM-site-2662
country	United States
stateprovince	Florida
verbatimlocality	999 Bayshore Dr, Englewood, FL 34223, USA
decimallatitude	26.985
decimallongitude	-82.378
geodeticdatum	WGS84
locationremarks	Football field (5000m2)
eventremarks	I have raised monarchs for the past year. They are prolific here. The eggs and baby caterpillars get eaten by lizards, parasitic wasps and milkweed bugs. My daughter and I search for eggs and bring our potted plants in to our lanai and hatch them and then release them. We have monitored and released over 100 this past year. The store bought plants have caused more death with my caterpillars then the organic ones I have grown. Aerial spraying in our county causes death.
dynamicproperties	{"party_size" : 1, "stems" : 35, "sample_area" : "Football field (5000m2)"}
modified	2023-03-26 01:37:26.149438

Occurrence Records (9 total)