Testing - Posting Photos

[The Peregrine Chick]

Thanks to everyone for your advice.  This was my first attempt at posting a picture from a program like PhotoBucket rather than emailing it.  It has been a learning curve.   

You did just fine Dagny, no worries!

[Dagny]

Thanks to everyone for your advice.  This was my first attempt at posting a picture from a program like PhotoBucket rather than emailing it.  It has been a learning curve.   

[The Peregrine Chick]

Dagny - if may also want to check if Photobucket has the ability to make some folders private.  Internet privacy folks suggest that if you want to share family photos on public photo sharing websites, you should have do so in folders with passwords.  I'm afraid I don't use Photobucket so I don't know what services they provide but there are others here on the Forum who undoubtedly have a lot more experience and familiarity with Photobucket and they can provide you with all sorts of great advice ...

[dupre501]

Yes, it is very important to set up a number of albums and once you link to those photos, you don't move them. You may want to think of the different audiences you have for the photos.

I created two albums per year for the peregrines. One is a public album and includes the photos I post on the forum. One is a private album and I send those photos by PM to TPC. They contain too much detail about the location to post publically.

You may want to do the same if you are putting family photos in photobucket.

[RCF]

Hey Dagny.......I learned the hard way not to move my photos around in PB. I had to do a lot of reposting after.   

[Dagny]

[Dagny]

[Jo]

testing

[bcbird]

Hmm, muntin is probably not an eligible entry in the Phanatics' Dictionary, but definitely is the new word of the day for me as well.

Good one, TPC!

[The Peregrine Chick]

Sorry, no drain pipes    I think what you are looking at is the support between the two louvre sections.  Like a window jamb or muntin.

...ooooh, a muntin  -   oooh, aren't we fancy      - just kidding - that is my new word for the day!

I'll let you in on a secret Jadoo but you can't tell anyone else    I had to look it up 

[jadoo]

Sorry, no drain pipes    I think what you are looking at is the support between the two louvre sections.  Like a window jamb or muntin.

...ooooh, a muntin  -   oooh, aren't we fancy      - just kidding - that is my new word for the day!

[The Peregrine Chick]

NOW I know what "the thing to the right of the nestbox" is, from rooftop view!!  At first it always looks like a bird from a distance but never moves.. now i know it's a drain pipe.  Thanks, Jo!  

Sorry, no drain pipes    I think what you are looking at is the support between the two louvre sections.  Like a window jamb or muntin.

[Liz]

I think I've got it. 

NOW I know what "the thing to the right of the nestbox" is, from rooftop view!!  At first it always looks like a bird from a distance but never moves.. now i know it's a drain pipe.  Thanks, Jo! 
And, yes you do! 

[dupre501]

Thanks RCF!

I hope to post a few more shots of the WW birds. Just checking with TPC first.

What you're seeing is about the best I can do, as I only have little point and shoot, but it does have a 28x zoom.

[RCF]

Great pic dupre, looks like it's a boy.