Yes, I upload them to photobucket and then copy and paste the middle selection of html code "Tag" under each photo right into my posting. Have fun! There's instructions in another thread on photo posting as well. I think you may also upload directly into the gallery with limitations. minibot Here is a link that might be useful: photobucket

Not that you won't get good advice here, but there is a Fruit and Orchards forum where some very knowledgable folks who specialize in fruit tree issues hang out. Here is a link that might be useful: C'mon...let's visit the Fruit Tree Forum.

Thanks everyone, We are so delighted to see so many fledglings up close everyday now. Here are just few more taken in recent days. This little one sits atop the nestbox (which contains 5 more eggs in Missy's 3rd nest), and calls to Mom who's perched on the spooker: This one is on the deck rail waiting for a spot to open up at the mealworm bowl: And for those of you who liked the "mad bluebird" shot, here's another wet fledgling up close: We're about 5 days away from the hatching of clutch #3, but we're still seeing all 8 of the fledges from the first two nests. oh joy, Kenn :)

Well it was people that didn't really know any better, but i wanted to be sure since i am doing a presentation on it. How embarrassing would it be to do a presentation on it, and it turns out to be wrong.But wow thanks a lot i really appreciate it. The class is called biology for naturalists, and i really enjoy it. The area i live in is on the St. Lawrence River but specifically in a huge wetland area in Akwesasne, an Indian reservation that straddles the U.S. Canadian border, so i am sure to have many more pictures of better quality to show soon. Again thanks.