http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27FR-T8_TUc# glowworms

LOVE the song too!

http://magblog.audubon.org/steve-jobs-didn%E2%80%99t-leave-out-birders

http://www.wqed.org/birdblog/2011/10/08/glow-in-the-dark/ Pretty cool!

Looks like B on FCT


Then she moved to a lower spot!

A video for Jeanne...

http://dogs.icanhascheezburger.com/2011/10/07/cute-puppy-videos-wrinkle-fight/

 

I love them wrinkled dogs!! CUTE, thanks.

Wow, after a week and her mum didn't know her? Odd but I wish her the best out there.

OK, I'll be "Fair use"! Thanks NFF!

What? No batnip?

 

Black Crowned Night Heron by Nick Saunders, taken from "We love Birds"  They look so different with their necks out! WOW

(How'd I do?)  

What do you mean by stealing? Using the pic for their own purposes? I think I have done that! So when I post a pic from someone elses site, I STOLE IT???   Like the Bat I posted earlier, was stolen? I was always confused about what to post and what not to. Where do we draw the line?   (I never stole a pic and said I took it!)

When cross posting a picture (like the bat one) you should always credit the photographer, if known, and the website where you found it, if not.  I usually try to post both.  Most photographers are OK with that as long as credit is given.

The problem the Norfolk photographers are having is people saving, sharing, printing and even selling the pictures as their own.  That's why they've started putting their names in huge letters across the photos and have asked us to view them on the Norfolk forum or the individual photographer's website.  

Technically you shouldn't even save someone's picture without their permission, but most people are OK with that if you are only using it for your own personal viewing pleasure.  But it can get to be a slippery slope.

Youch! I'll remember that! Thanks   

[Photographers Nest]

Forgot to say...check out the great photos posted in the Photographers Nest thread there.  

I'm not posting direct links to the photos because there have been some photos stolen from there and they've asked that we not copy or post them elsewhere.  I cannot believe people can be that rotten to steal someone's hard work.

As a photographer's wife... Ei, they DO! And they see nothing wrong with it.

What do you mean by stealing? Using the pic for their own purposes? I think I have done that! So when I post a pic from someone elses site, I STOLE IT???    Like the Bat I posted earlier, was stolen? I was always confused about what to post and what not to. Where do we draw the line?  (I never stole a pic and said I took it!)

I still feel awful for mom but glad dad found a new mate.    Thanks Ei.

Saw this on the Bat Sanctuary site. A bat playing with a rubber bat!!