Sorry to bother you all, but I am trying photobucket after my Flickr failures. Ray.
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G'day Ray, might wanna follow these simple instructions from Gelmir and test to see if you can get it to work following his instructions, helped me. http://birdsinbackyards.net/forum/messages.cfm?threadid=D0875796-B5B8-9101-D3BB0F54D87061F6
Hey all!
Above post looks like spam to me...
I wouldn't recommend trying to follow the link.
Cheers
Tim
Cheers
Tim
Brisbane
Not spam, just the link for Windows Live if you're trying to post a photo.
[img]https://secure.wlxrs.com/n9M4HXlDY9c8DRYRywO4rw/images/transparent.gif [/img]
I get it Norm, I assume you are using Windows Explorer when going to the properties. Unfortunately for Windows Live you can only get the location if you use Mozilla Firefox (location = the thingy you type between img /img) so, you have 2 options, 1) to try and get the album oublic so i could simply put it up for you, or 2) get Firefox and use that. Only solutions I can think of...
OK fair enough - just thought it looked a bit iffy.
Sorry Norm...
Cheers
Tim
Brisbane
Fair enough, we don't want a spammer to be running loose like Huaniac, better to be safe then sorry.
Done all that Amateur. The picture appeared on my home computor and I thought GREAT. When I looked on the computor at work it had gone. Very strange Thanks
Ray
Hi Ray
I went through the same thing with flickr a few weeks ago. Now after you click on the photo you want to post, you have to click on 'all sizes', then click on 'medium', then copy the url in 2. 2. Grab the photo's URL: bar. It now takes me 5 extra clicks for every photo I want to post, as well as all that extra time (grrrr) I tried photobucket too, but found it harder to understand
Thanks Birdgirl, I'll try that. Ray
You did it! Nice photo - where was it taken?
Yes, lovely photo Ray, what bird is that? some type of scrubwren?
Hi Raysimula, lovely shot of a Lyrebird, well worth the wait! where did you get the shot? Looking forward to more shots now you have it sussed.
Cheers
Use what talents you possess; the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best
Hi All, It is an Alberts Lyrebird taken by a friend of mine who has no interest in birds at all at Mount Warning Northern NSW.
Ray
Great to see it and glad that you got on top of the flickr thing. It's only one more step to what we used to do, but it would be nice if they told you.
Sunshine Coast Queensland
just testing photobucket also