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We have flickers here, they are neat birds to watch.
I sure hope your blogging woes end soon. I can't even imagine what the issue is. I know of no other bloggers having any issue. The only one I see face is updating my blog roll on my sideboard. I haven't been able to update or remove old blogs from it in ages. It does it, but then won't change the saves.
That handsome flicker seems to have loved his bird bath. Don't know too much about the different kinds of birds but they are colorful creatures. I think he was a male; a male usually has the red on tops of their heads. Oh and it look like a smaller bird was thinking of joining him, but noticed there was not enough of room, so he left quickly.
Thanks Rick and I hope you're up and running soon.
Dear Ricky, I wish that the problem will be solved in a very short time. You need some specialist who helps you to resolve this problem. Don't get nervous or depressed, please. Hugs and kisses, dear friend. Henri.
We have flickers here, they are neat birds to watch.
ReplyDeleteI sure hope your blogging woes end soon. I can't even imagine what the issue is. I know of no other bloggers having any issue. The only one I see face is updating my blog roll on my sideboard. I haven't been able to update or remove old blogs from it in ages. It does it, but then won't change the saves.
Scott from Massachusetts said.
ReplyDeleteThat handsome flicker seems to have loved his bird bath. Don't know too much about the different kinds of birds but they are colorful creatures. I think he was a male; a male usually has the red on tops of their heads. Oh and it look like a smaller bird was thinking of joining him, but noticed there was not enough of room, so he left quickly.
Thanks Rick and I hope you're up and running soon.
So very, very bizarre.
ReplyDeleteJust wondering... Have you tried a "Copy and Paste" rather than the regular Blogger channel of "Add a Photo"?
This woodpecker is a «northern flicker» (pic flamboyant in French) common all over North America.
ReplyDeleteWill nest from April to August.
Pat - I really don't know how to do that with images. Only text and YouTube.
ReplyDeleteDear Ricky, I wish that the problem will be solved in a very short time. You need some specialist who helps you to resolve this problem. Don't get nervous or depressed, please. Hugs and kisses, dear friend. Henri.
ReplyDeleteHenri - Thank you! It's very frustrating.
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