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What are you trying to say Brian... that I'm so bad at IDing these things I don't know the difference between a falcon and an owlBrian Hubbs wrote:Nice pics, but I think your Merlin is a Great-horned Owl. Looks like the bird bug has bitten you too...
Well, I thought not writing anything at all would be a good strategy to post one final FHF photography post to this forum without any misinterpretation of the combination of words chosen to describe and enrich the visual experience (and relieve me of the hours it might take to do so Lol)... and here you are, insisting on reading anything available to read within the giant black box full of visual images. Reading the damn BBcodes printed beneath the photosBrian Hubbs wrote:Well, you should have said the bird's name was Merlin...geez, what am I? a mind reader...Oh, and check my flickr photostream later tonite to see my bestest pic of a Verdin yet...
Pictures are worth 1000 words... however, only the source of their creation can give them valueBrian Hubbs wrote:Hmmm...I don't allow sharing huh? That must be because I don't want people stealing my pics...Oh well...here it is...my Bestest Verdin pic ever...
I know. I saw my olive and blue bellied aberrant Sierra garter on some website one time Lol I went to the Sacramento reptile show and saw one of my first treefrog photos being sold (without me knowing) by Chad Lane and Natalie's boothBrian Hubbs wrote:People steal pics all the time and put them on websites and do other stuff with them. I don't put watermarks on my pics, but I try to lock them up...
Brian Hubbs wrote:Chad stole your photo and was selling prints at a show?OFF with his HEAD...!
Brian, stop going around correcting everyone's mistyped writing etiquette!Brian Hubbs wrote:Wow, that one guy is building a database for Venomous Reptiles of the WORD! Very cool. I've never heard of a database like that...WORD!...
BethH wrote:Great pictures. Thank you so much for sharing them.