I'm still sorting out where I will post photos in order for the blog to continue..and I think this could work. Since I like Flickr and really would like to continue to use it...but just don't want to pay for it...For the Future I created a new account. So between that and Google I think it will work. I don't know if I created 20 accounts if I could move my 20K photos..lol
If I sign up for the pro for a year, then make 18 more accounts each can have 1,000 free...lol
So I did sign up for a second account under my gmail email address. So at least I have that part figured out.
Yes Im a tree Hugger!
I will however keep the second account private as I don't want to be worried about spam comments etc. So if you click on a photo it will probably tell you "you don't have permission to see this image." Here's me hugging my big tree. I just finished up a big You Tube project. I decided to make one highlighting some of the things I love and am thankful to have in my life...right here on my little piece of the world. So if you're a subscriber to my You Tube you can see it and if not WHY NOT? LoL no strings attached. I actually like You Tube cause I can put my videos and photos in and there is no storage limit...I've made some videos highlighting some of my favorite trips and I'd like to do one on every place I've visited. It brings life into the static of blogging. I do need a new editor Im using Windows Movie Maker it is obsolete...that is why my video's have the black bars even if I shoot in 16:9 format my WMM won't save it in that format so I'm currently looking for a work around, and I may have found one for future use.
I thought Google Photos would work but then a friend told me the photos were not showing on the last post so I had to rework that blog post and hopefully they are now visible...
My wintering birds have arrived..and it's good to have something normal and expected happen. The numbers of my visitors is down so far. The Dogwood tree in the front yard has become the hip happening place to be in my yard. There is three of them and all have berries but one is loaded with berries this year. A Northern Mockingbird has been defending this tree since the end of September.
My wintering birds have arrived..and it's good to have something normal and expected happen. The numbers of my visitors is down so far. The Dogwood tree in the front yard has become the hip happening place to be in my yard. There is three of them and all have berries but one is loaded with berries this year. A Northern Mockingbird has been defending this tree since the end of September.
But yesterday he really had a challenge...a flock of about 40 American Robins came in and they attacked his tree, then came Eastern Bluebirds, Yellow Shafted Northern Flickers, Red Bellied, and Downy Woodpeckers and even one Pileated flushed when I went out into the yard. He had to drive away Tufted Titmouse, Carolina Wren, Northern Cardinal, and all those Robins! I tired to get a few shots via the window. I saw some Junco on the ground underneath, and the American Goldfinch grabbed one or two berries. They must be very sweet to eat.
A. Robin
N. Flicker
More Robins...
E. Bluebird
So this was good!! Unfortunately for the Northern Mockingbird, the tree was stripped of all berries, a few on the ground is all he has now. I hope he finds the suet in the feeders.
PEACE
Every day is a new Adventure.