Wanted to say hi and send a new pic.:-) (1 Viewer)

Tim_in_indiana

Well-known member

• Jan 3, 2003

• #1

Hello to all,

Hope to contribute and enjoy new company from over the pond. I have visited the UK a few times and plan on getting back soon.

I enjoy photography, especially birds and car races (no roundy rounds ).

Enjoy the pictures,

Tim

 

T0ny

Okillre Member

• Jan 3, 2003

• #2

Tim,
Welcome to the Forum - tried to view your pic, but URL doesn't work. Any thoughts ?

Tony

 

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Finzzup

Member

• Jan 3, 2003

• #3

Hi Tim and welcome! Your picture opened up fine for me (just had to tilt my head to the left!) -- great photo!

I've never been to the UK but I have a friend who moved to England with her military dad years ago and kinda sorta became famous there... I always wanted to go and visit her.

But I've been to Indiana!

 

IanF

Moderator

• Jan 3, 2003

• #4

Hi Tim, welcome to Birdforum :t:

Great shot by the way, it looks simialr to our Treecreepers in shape and bill. I can see that you are accomplished at the photography lark and hopefully you will post a few more shots in the galleries and forums.

We have quite a few members already from across the Pond but I think you are possibly the first from Indiana.

Hopefully you will find plenty of threads to pique your interest.

See you around.

 

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Marysan

Well-known member

• Jan 3, 2003

• #5

Beautiful photo, Tim, and welcome to BirdForum. I didn't have a problem in viewing it.

 

T0ny

Okillre Member

• Jan 3, 2003

• #6

How odd - it's fine now. Ain't electrickery wonderful ? Nice pic - wish I could take 'em like that.

Tony

 

monkeyman

Aviate. Navigate. Communicate.

• Jan 3, 2003

• #7

No problems viewing an excellent photograph here in the West Midlands! Welcome aboard Tim! (And yes, Ian, it does look like our treecreeper, a bird I'm very fond of!

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Al

 

Steve

Member

Staff member

• Jan 4, 2003

• #8

Hello tim you found it then!!

ells

 

Tim_in_indiana

Well-known member

• Jan 4, 2003

• #9

Thanks Steve,

Hope to contribute as time goes on>

Tim

 

NCLady

Well-known member

• Jan 4, 2003

• #10

Hey Tim: I'm new too, but think I know you from the other bulletin board (Birds & Blooms) - Wondered where all your great pictures went. I'm living in NC but am originally a Brit. Go home quite often and love seeing the different kinds of birds there.

 

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Gaye Horn

Guest

• Jan 4, 2003

• #11

Welcome neighbour... no not Indiana..from Canada!
Good to see you here and looking forward to more of your adventures!
Waxwings are simply beautiful birds and what a classic shot you got complete with berry.

 

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Gaye Horn

Guest

• Jan 4, 2003

• #12

Tree Creeper

Nice creeper.. I answered your waxwing here too sorry! But I am experiencing some posting issues this evening...
Great shot!
Also again Welcome.

 

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bcurrie

Well-known member

• Jan 4, 2003

• #13

Welcome Tim and good shot. I had not seen a Creeper in years, and then two weeks ago I saw three all together. I had never seen more than one at the same time. It was a virtual flock!

 

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peter hayes

Guest

• Jan 4, 2003

• #14

Indiana Tim

Welcome to the site and thanks for that lovely shot. I look forward to seeing more of your pix soon!

 

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Chicaddd

Well-known member

• Jan 5, 2003

• #15

Hi Tim

That was a beautiful pic Tim. Great close up and detail of a creeper. The only problem that I had was craning my neck to the left. :-O

 

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Beverlybaynes

Mod Squad

• Jan 5, 2003

• #16

A Hoosier Howdy, Tim! Thanks for alerting me to this forum. It looks interesting, and FUN!

Hope we can get together with others to go find those Snowy Owls next month!

 

1birdylady

Member

• Jan 6, 2003

• #17

Great pic Tim. I have never seen one, but book says they should be here in winter.

 

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ioma_ks

Member

• Jan 6, 2003

• #18

Hi Tim, hey thanks for sharing this site with all us B&B'ers. 3

 

souterman

Well-known member

• Nov 3, 2003

• #19

Hi from south Scotland great pics keep them coming. I might manage to take a picture one :bounce: day

 

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Tammie

Well-known member

• Nov 3, 2003

• #20

Funny, when I try to view it, it says URL not found...