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7/31/09 at 10:00pm

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i have a few different types of bantams. can some of you post pictures of bantam chickens on here? i would like to see different varieties of them. here are a few of mine

suppose to be spangled japanese bantams. im not sure

blue wheaton old english game bantams

silver sebright bantams

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8/1/09 at 12:08am

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i have a silkie but i can not work out how to put pictures on and i have read the thing telling me how to do so ........

HELP

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8/1/09 at 12:33am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Bear88

i have a silkie but i can not work out how to put pictures on and i have read the thing telling me how to do so ........

HELP

Same here, HELP! I tried putting pictures on, but no one else could see them! Then when I tried uploading, again, they turned small and wouldn't resize without being blurry!

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8/1/09 at 12:48am

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it says look for the upload bit ...... i can't find that ..... looking looking

nope

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8/1/09 at 1:36pm

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ok after you read this message go up and right under where it says backyard chickens forum look under there and there is a blue bar that says index, user list, rules, search, my page,...etc. on that same bar go over and you will see a thing that says uploads click on it then when you get there hit browse and find your pics and for your pictures bein small instead of copying the thumbnail 1 copy the 1 under it

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8/1/09 at 1:40pm

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Make sure when you upload them to click "Resize" and then change it to 640x480, before you click upload. Then copy and paste the 2nd URL under the picture after it uploads. Before you submit your message containing the picture link, click Preview to make sure it worked.

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8/1/09 at 1:45pm

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Here's my silkies:

And here's one of my blue bantam cochins, doing what she does best - raising babies.

And here's my blue bantam cochin cockerel, Lloyd, at five months old.

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8/1/09 at 2:35pm

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tmpshrty96 , I love your spangled Japanese, let me know if you ever have eggs to sell or test!

My silkie pair

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BTW Japanese,mille fleur Jap project, corturnix quail, some red chickens I got at TSC, one EE and 2 EE chicks, and some really poor pyncheons, 10 ducks and 2 welsh harlequin ducklings, one pheasant hen, one pheasant chick, one MFC chick, 2 Norwegian Jaerhon chicks.