Hampshire (UK) Hogs group & groupies ensemble

They all seem to be displaying Becky apart from that last 100% crop, not sure why. Great shots BTW.

The only reason they will not display is if they are two big in pixel or Mb terms.

The only other trick is if you want EXIF info to show from Flickr, you need to use the original size image (see Levina's thread linked in my sig).

Update: Having gone into your message in the editor you have two warnings open at the bottom of the preview screen:

a) you have embedded 10 images
b) you have open IMG tags.

Looking at one of your image links the problem seems to be the number of IMG tags.

[IMG][URL=https://flic​.kr/p/qk9Yds][IMG]http​s://farm8.staticflickr​.com/7482/15969325858_​94231cf470_b.jpg[/IMG]​[/URL][URL=https://fli​c.kr/p/qk9Yds]Synchron​ised Brent Geese[/URL] by [URL=https://www.flick​r.com/people/12727147@​N03/]BeckH1[/URL], on Flickr[/IMG]

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[IMG][URL=https://flic​.kr/p/qk9Yds][IMG]http​s://farm8.staticflickr​.com/7482/15969325858_​94231cf470_b.jpg[/IMG]​[/URL][URL=https://fli​c.kr/p/qk9Yds]Synchron​ised Brent Geese[/URL] by [URL=https://www.flick​r.com/people/12727147@​N03/]BeckH1[/URL], on Flickr

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Thank you Lester. Seems to have done the trick. Most appreciative!

I had mixed up the old method of posting photos, with this new one. I understand now. Easy, when you know how.

Last night I waited until there was a clear sky and Orion was very sharp in the night sky, but no way could I find the Comet Lovejoy, never mind think about setting up the tripod and camera to shoot a few frames!

The article I read in the Saturday Telegraph claimed it would be visible! So what am I doing wrong, anyone able to advise?

Richard.

Lowner wrote in post #17385186
Last night I waited until there was a clear sky and Orion was very sharp in the night sky, but no way could I find the Comet Lovejoy, never mind think about setting up the tripod and camera to shoot a few frames!

The article I read in the Saturday Telegraph claimed it would be visible! So what am I doing wrong, anyone able to advise?

Richard.

This might help Richard.

http://earthsky.org/sp​ace/watch-for-comet-lovejoy

Hi all
Cant help at all Richard
Been a bit quit on here lately
weather has not been much good for photos but I got out last weekend and got this shots of a bird I have never seen before let alone got a shot of this is the one and only shot I got of this bird
Colin

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cogs v wrote in post #17385670
Hi all
Cant help at all Richard
Been a bit quit on here lately
weather has not been much good for photos but I got out last weekend and got this shots of a bird I have never seen before let alone got a shot of this is the one and only shot I got of this bird
Colin

Great capture Colin.

Great shot a Dartford Warbler if I'm not mistaken.

Wonderful Dartford Warbler shot Colin.

UK_MARK,

Many thanks for the information. If the sky ever clears enough I will give it another try.

Richard

Thanks Mark /Ken and Lester
And yes Ken you are correct it is a Dartford warbler
Colin

Hi all, some feathered visitors to my garden today BlueTit, Nuthatch, Great Tit.

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Some nice crisp shots there, what kit were you using? I missed an opportunity yesterday, drew the curtains in the morning, all serene in the back garden, a little while later a mass of white feathers, so I obviously missed "a kill".

artyman wrote in post #17388281
Some nice crisp shots there, what kit were you using? I missed an opportunity yesterday, drew the curtains in the morning, all serene in the back garden, a little while later a mass of white feathers, so I obviously missed "a kill".

Thanks Ken, These were taken with my 60D - 150-500 SIGGY with 580 flash and Better Beamer.

Colin, LOVE that Dartford Warbler! Been down this afternoon, and heard about where it has been seen. Mark, love your shots, in particular the nuthatch.

So, been down to Farlington this afternoon, in the hope for something I could use, maybe, in an upcoming competition. Main thing for me was seeing reed buntings flitting over the reeds, so with my 500 with x2, I had a go getting the shot. Well, actually loads of them. The camera would focus between the reeds at maybe 25 yards, and I could get a sharp image;

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Nice set of shots Becky, I just never seem to get time to get out and shoot these days.