Strange results

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Using this query
curl -o checklist/1908.tsv "http://api.effechecka.org/checklist.tsv?wktString=GEOMETRYCOLLECTION%28POLYGON%20%28%28163.019%2056.537%2C%20179.033%2051.344%2C%20179.033%20-0.615%2C%20130.128%200.01%2C%20138.05%209.425%2C%20138.131%209.523%2C%20138.177%209.563%2C%20139.048%2010.079%2C%20139.644%2035.138%2C%20139.965%2035.45%2C%20140.694%2035.929%2C%20141.046%2038.339%2C%20141.295%2038.604%2C%20141.915%2039.24%2C%20141.56%2040.538%2C%20141.298%2042.512%2C%20144.727%2042.972%2C%20154.572%2049.086%2C%20158.493%2052.794%2C%20159.792%2053.455%2C%20161.977%2055.004%2C%20163.019%2056.537%29%29%2CPOLYGON%20%28%28-178.945%2051.275%2C%20-167.695%2052.789%2C%20-155.390%2057.028%2C%20-151.875%2059.433%2C%20-145.546875%2060.316%2C%20-137.460%2058.528%2C%20-123.398%2048.560%2C%20-124.453%2041.623%2C%20-120.585%2034.434%2C%20-117.685%2033.284%2C%20-113.554%2026.588%2C%20-110.126%2023.322%2C%20-114.873%2031.052%2C%20-113.554%2031.203%2C%20-106.083%2022.350%2C%20-104.589%2018.979%2C%20-99.843%2016.446%2C%20-96.767%2015.199%2C%20-94.570%2016.446%2C%20-88.593%2012.704%2C%20-80.947%207.275%2C%20-79.101%208.754%2C%20-77.343%205.769%2C%20-77.519%203.601%2C%20-80.595%20-0.439%2C%20-179.208%200.966%2C%20-178.945%2051.275%29%29%29"

I get the following incorrect lines in my results

it's the only mainland species they list that makes it even close in range. The other. C. miniatus Santa Catalina Island| and San Nicolas Island| and seems to be much smaller with recurved| thread-like cerci that we're not seeing here. Notably| so far this is the only record I've found of this species occurring north of Monterey County. Sandy habitat matches well. @leptonia| if you ever get a chance to photograph this again| it's the only mainland species they list that makes it even close in range. The other. C. miniatus 2

it seems like J. nigrina is the only option. http://mkohl1.net/NAPleuroceridae.html has pics of several congeners that do not really look like this snail (though the author is a bit of a mystery) parvâ| conicâ| subtenui| nigricanti| politâ; spirâ subelevatâ; suturis impressis; anfractibus regulariter convexis; aperturâ parvâ| ovatâ| it seems like J. nigrina is the only option. http://mkohl1.net/NAPleuroceridae.html has pics of several congeners that do not really look like this snail (though the author is a bit of a mystery) 2

Nayarit where they are called jejenes). But the dragonflies usually (I would have said always) have them sucking fluids from the basal wing veins| not from the abdomen| so this is definitely unusual. I would say it was an old female M. ocellata. Notice they are at the joints| presumably piercing the intersegmental membranes| as they couldn't get through the chitin of the exoskeleton."""|182592| Nayarit 2

I found a number of specimens of Calystegia purpurata with sparse hairs essentially similar to your picture. Your plants are definitely C. purpurata. As for the wording of the TJM2 key not being included in the glossary. I would suggest 'glabrous or nearly so' to cover what we find. The Flora Project staff will likely contact the treatment author to get approval of this change so it can be included with the next TJM2 e-flora supplement."" Based on this clarification| I've revised my ID to C. purpurata ssp purpurata| and think we can safely consider this one closed. And it's pretty cool that the Memorial BioBlitz actually resulted in a scientific refinement to the authoritative flora for the whole state!"|58882|Calystegia purpurata purpurata|subspecies| I found a number of specimens of Calystegia purpurata with sparse hairs essentially similar to your picture. Your plants are definitely C. purpurata. As for the wording of the TJM2 key 2

but the teeth are definitely not greenish and the plants are pretty tall." Equisetum variegatum|species|Plantae|Equisetophyta|Equisetopsida|Equisetales| but the teeth are definitely not greenish and the plants are pretty tall." 2

when I tell them I'm becoming a better Naturalist because of iNat @tiwane| @loarie| @javigonz and @euproserpinus - a new species for a 27-year-old Count - Because Of the iNat Community."|59188|Erynnis funeralis|species| when I tell them I'm becoming a better Naturalist because of iNat 2

and black face coloration extends to the chin"" which would be a Craveri's." Synthliboramphus craveri|species|Animalia|Chordata|Aves|Charadriiformes| and black face coloration extends to the chin"" which would be a Craveri's." 2

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I'm noticing that these are coming from a lot of insects.