Sightings
The author has acquired a new Canon R6 Mark II camera and is taking more bird photographs, which they share on iNaturalist and now feature on their blog. They developed this new blog feature using Claude Code for web, extending their existing 'beats' system for syndicating external content. Over ten years of past iNaturalist sightings have been back-populated, making them searchable alongside new entries.
- ▪The author is using a Canon R6 Mark II camera to take more wildlife photos.
- ▪They share their best wildlife photos on iNaturalist and have now integrated them into their blog.
- ▪The integration was built using Claude Code for web as an extension of the 'beats' syndication system.
- ▪Sightings appear on the homepage, date archives, and site search results.
- ▪More than a decade of iNaturalist data has been added, including lemur photos from Madagascar in 2019.
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/elsewhere/sightings/. I have a new camera (a Canon R6 Mark II) so I'm taking a lot more photos of birds. I share my best wildlife photos on iNaturalist, and based on yesterday's successful prototype I decided to add those to my blog. I built this feature on my phone using Claude Code for web, as an extension of my beats system for syndicating external content. Here's the PR and prompt. As with my other forms of incoming syndicated content sightings show up on the homepage, the date archive pages, and in site search results. I back-populated over a decade of iNaturalist sightings, which means you can search for lemur you'll see my lemur photos from Madagascar in 2019!
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