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Elizabeth Bigg · Sunday 19th October 2003, 10:27

The bird boxes have been cleaned out, and replaced, and we have realised that a bluetit is inspecting box 1 occasionally.

There is now an additional facility - there is a web viewer that enables you to play back recorded images, as well as watch live images. (Unfortunately looking at the stored images will be slow, unless you have broadband).

steve_nova · Sunday 19th October 2003, 11:20

Elizabeth, what is the address of the website (even though I don't have broadband).

Elizabeth Bigg · Sunday 19th October 2003, 11:48

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Originally posted by steve_nova
Elizabeth, what is the address of the website (even though I don't have broadband).

Steve - you only need to click on the www on the green band at the bottom of my message (took me a while to notice that one) - but here it is anyway: www.biggonline.co.uk

There is plenty to look at, even if you don't use the web viewer!

pauco · Sunday 19th October 2003, 14:36

Elizabeth.
I dont have broadband but your site was no trouble. And really
was worth a visit, all your work has payed of I enjoyed all of
your images, they certainlykeep you guessing. look forward to
next years diary good luck.
bert

Elizabeth Bigg · Sunday 19th October 2003, 14:59

Glad you like it Bert - it certainly took up a lot of time and we enjoyed doing it, but we had dreadful "empty nest syndome" after they had fledged. There were far more photographs this year, probably because I did most of the selecting from the thousands available. Also for the first time, I had learned how to prepare them ready for going onto the site, which takes a fair amount of time, so that gave Malcolm more time to do the clever stuff.

steve_nova · Sunday 19th October 2003, 15:13

Ahhh, I get it. I'm round at mum and dads at the mo and they have broadband, not that your great site looks like it would be that slow anyway!
Thanks.

Val Whyte · Sunday 19th October 2003, 15:48

Hi Elizabeth

Thanks for creating such a great site. They are such fascinating little birds. I have to put aside at least half and hour each morning while I'm getting ready for work, to stop what I'm doing and watch them.

Will get my husband to get the box down and clean it out as you suggested. I hadn't realised that the box may be used to stave off the winter chills.

Kind regards

Val

**John N** · Sunday 19th October 2003, 16:20

Hello Elizabeth. You have created a fantastic and interesting site. I really enjoyed my visit. Looking forward to next years activity.
Thanks a lot. All the best John.

Sunday 19th October 2003, 10:27	#1
Elizabeth Bigg Addicted member Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 4,088	Updated bluetit website The bird boxes have been cleaned out, and replaced, and we have realised that a bluetit is inspecting box 1 occasionally. There is now an additional facility - there is a web viewer that enables you to play back recorded images, as well as watch live images. (Unfortunately looking at the stored images will be slow, unless you have broadband).

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pauco Старлинг фан Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: lancashire Posts: 4,476	Elizabeth. I dont have broadband but your site was no trouble. And really was worth a visit, all your work has payed of I enjoyed all of your images, they certainlykeep you guessing. look forward to next years diary good luck. bert __________________ Paul.
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John N Super Moderator & Baggeridge Birder Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Sedgley, West Midlands. England. Posts: 15,181 My location	Hello Elizabeth. You have created a fantastic and interesting site. I really enjoyed my visit. Looking forward to next years activity. Thanks a lot. All the best John. __________________ Take only Pictures - Leave only Footprints - Kill only Time.
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Sunday 19th October 2003, 11:20	#2
steve_nova Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: UK Posts: 3,858	Elizabeth, what is the address of the website (even though I don't have broadband).

Sunday 19th October 2003, 14:59	#5
Elizabeth Bigg Addicted member Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 4,088	Glad you like it Bert - it certainly took up a lot of time and we enjoyed doing it, but we had dreadful "empty nest syndome" after they had fledged. There were far more photographs this year, probably because I did most of the selecting from the thousands available. Also for the first time, I had learned how to prepare them ready for going onto the site, which takes a fair amount of time, so that gave Malcolm more time to do the clever stuff.

Sunday 19th October 2003, 15:13	#6
steve_nova Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: UK Posts: 3,858	Ahhh, I get it. I'm round at mum and dads at the mo and they have broadband, not that your great site looks like it would be that slow anyway! Thanks.

Sunday 19th October 2003, 15:48	#7
Val Whyte Forum Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Surrey Posts: 4	Hi Elizabeth Thanks for creating such a great site. They are such fascinating little birds. I have to put aside at least half and hour each morning while I'm getting ready for work, to stop what I'm doing and watch them. Will get my husband to get the box down and clean it out as you suggested. I hadn't realised that the box may be used to stave off the winter chills. Kind regards Val

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