So here is a little bit about myself I would like to share here.

• My name is Eli T., and if you know me, then great, but for those who do not, I am a Junior college student currently aiming high for a degree. I will be graduating with a Biology degree and my plans are simple: I would love to gain a Master's and possibly later on a Ph.D. in microbial research. Now I love iNaturalist because of its expansive collection of research-grade material and its opportunity to discover new species and map existing species' distribution more particularly endangered and introduced.

• Ps. This site can grow into a protozoans, fossil, and virus identification site as well if more people work on posting or identifying those specimens.

• Cameras used

  Main: Olympus TG-6
  Side: iPhone 11
  Underwater: GoPro Hero 6
  

• My life list

  Life List
  

• All My Years in Review

  2021, 2020, 2019, 2018
  

• iNaturalists Years in Review

  2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014
  

• I also love pond water, and sometime in the future, I will mass upload pond water microorganisms that I have found, including GIFs.

• Resource I use to help me identify mollusks in New England and the east coast.

  Mollusk Identification
  

• My groundhog picture was featured on Mass Audubon! Please support them and check out their awesome website.

  Mass Audubon
  

• I am interested in all living organisms, but I really enjoy posting insects, arachnids, mollusks, and fungi.

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  Here are two links to projects I run.
  

• If anyone here is interested in the large collection of introduced species in New England, please join this project.

  Introduced Species of New England
  

• This group is for the vast collection of mollusks living in New England.

  Mollusks of New England
  

• I'll have a few links down here if you are interested.

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• Cool favotite list by @zoology123 check it out!

  Zoology123
  

• First-ever post of an Amber Glass snail on INaturalist - found by luck! Had tremendous help from @tfrench

  Amber Glass Snails
  

• Here is the main page for Nesovitrea electrina.

  Nesovitrea electrina
  

• The only fossil I have in my collection which my Dad found 20 years ago - Burmirhynchia jirbaensis -

  Jurassic, Callovian ~165 Mya
  

• It is my wish that all of the content I have contributed to iNaturalist (photos, comments, ID's etc.) remain on the site in the event of my death.