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CASTnBLAST

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Sorry CnB, I get an "oops" message from photobucket saying the link is no longer there. That usually happens when something in the string is typed in incorrectly.

Try again, and if you still can't make it work, e-mail me a jpeg and I'll get it up. grin.gif

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I hope that Steve eventually gets to see it!

Try again, and if you still can't make it work, e-mail me a jpeg and I'll get it up.

Careful there Steve... Hey come on, ya all were thinking it anyway! Have a good one././Jimbo

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Here we go again. Just remember, YOU STARTED IT! smirk.gif

But I don't blame you Nikon pukes for making fun. When you've made a misguided decision on a product that has coasted with an excuse-me attitude into the digital age based on the tremendous reputation of its outdated film cameras, what can you do but take potshots at the company that saw the potential of digital before any other company and took fast and great strides to develop it, and now owns 70 percent of the international digital camera market? shocked.gifshocked.gifshocked.gifshocked.gif

Boy, I'm so tempted to lock this thread right now and get the last word, but that would be like taking candy from Nikkor babies (insert evil leer here.) crazy.gif

You all realize, of course, that we Canon and Nikon fans have been trading gentle barbs for months, that this is in good fun and all is cool.gif I know Nikon gear can produce tremendous images.

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Steve you've got mail. I give up trying,it's tough to figure out how to post a picture when I can see both of them when I open up the thread...dunno what's up with that.

Don't think this is a rare bird or anything we just have a mess of them hangin around the feeder and was curious.They are also a very cautious bird.

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Well, CnB, thanks for shooting me the image. It is a male Harris's sparrow in breeding plumage. It seems obvious others can see this image on the thread, while all I get is that dumb photobucket icon.

Harris's sparrows winter in the central/south U.S. from the southern half of S.D. down through Texas. They migrate north in spring and breed in north-central Canada. In April or May, you might find them anywhere in the Midwest as they migrate, and there ahve been numerous sightings to the west and east of their "normal" migration path.

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. It seems obvious others can see this image on the thread, while all I get is that dumb photobucket icon


I was using my Jedi tricks to fool you into believing what you were seeing from Cast n' Blast was a Harris Sparrow and it worked! Steve is right, we go back and forth on the Nikon v Canon stuff, I just feel bad for the Fuji and Pentax guys... they have nice camera's too.... maybe even nicer than those mass produced Canon's. DOH! blush.gifgrin.giftongue.gif

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Jedi tricks? Either you saw the image or you came up with a tremendous ID out of thin air. If the latter, the Force is with you. But Buzz, won't you come over from the Dark Side and use the Force the way it was meant to be? grin.gif

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Oh well, I'll just leave it to the tech heads to figure out why I get a Photobucket "oops" and others can see it. First time that's happened to me. crazy.gif

Hmmm, now that's interesting. I've been using Safari for my Internet browser, and that's where I get the "oops" icon. I just pulled up Explorer and the images show up.

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But Buzz, won't you come over from the Dark Side and use the Force the way it was meant to be?


Darth, stop with the Canon innuendo's! I will not be swayed, not now, not tomorrow, maybe the day after however. It sounds like Safari went on a safari eh, glad you can see the Harris' Sparrow now. grin.gif

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I saw Cast's image of the harris's sparrow right away also!.....no problem....in regards to Buzz's statement....... grin.gif....all the camera companies have contributed to the photographic world through the years........yes....even ......Fuji grin.gif(I don't mind being an underdog shocked.gif....builds character! grin.gifjonny

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