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donald lucius

16 years ago

this nuthatch joined the chickadees eating while i was filling the feeders

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rachel_frome_ky
16 years ago
You might want to upload your photos to a free online website like Picasa Web Albums (which gives you a choice of posting sizes) or Photobucket. Then you can post the HTML link onto your entry and when you click "preview" it will appear on your post as a photo. That way you can add more than one photo per post, and it will appear with your writing.
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