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Just Wonderd (1 Viewer)

today i found down the garden a load of feathers somthing has had a sparrow :frown: the feathers have been plucked it was awful .Just wonderd what you thoght it could be :confused: there has been a sparrowhawk over daily and i dont usually get cats and wouldnt there be somthing left but feathers iv kept cats and never known one to not leave somthing.did have a poto but carnt upload it any idears any of you.
 
Hi SW

It's quite likely to have been a Sparrowhawk if you've seen them around - it's probably got a nest somewhere and took the sparrow to feed to the youngsters.

To upload a picture you first need to re-size it - I'm not great at this but hopefully this'll help.

After you've done any other work on your pic (always a copy mind ) and cropped away any part of the picture you don't want, you can then re-size it. But don't crop to get the file size you want.

How you actually do it depends on what programs you have.

In Windows 7 you can right click on the image and there's an option to re-size (choose the smallest 800x600 - you can go bigger 1032 on the longest side I think, but Windows doesn't give you that option!). Adobe Photoshop: you have a better choice there, in the Image menu: Resize, you can actually choose the size you want, and the quality... always select medium.

Alternatively you could download the free program called Picassa.

I hope one of these ideas work for you. If not, try posting in the Computer subforum - I'm sure someone will have more suggestions for you. There's loads of methods depending what software you have.

If you need more help, please don't be afraid to ask.
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thanks for that deliao:) i thought so i have got a few pics to put on site i think i can work it out :t:ill be back if not;) do sparrowhawks have babys this time of year then ? you see iv got alot to learn:-O
 
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