Gonna try to post pix... Testing...gosh I have no clue what I'm doing... ARRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHH, how do ya post pix, d___mit
You need to upload them to the web before you can post them here. If you have webspace with your internet server you can use that, or there are picture hosting sites you can upload them to, or you can get a free webspace from yahoo or one of the other free web space providers. GL Added: Ok i just looked at your e-mail address. your intenet provider gives you free webspace. Go to your home page and enable your website. Once that is done, Click personal webpage, then advanced(advanced tools), then Http file uploading, then hit browse to the folder where the picture is, then hit upload file, then click on the bold printed name of the file you just uploaded, then highlight the web address of that picture that appears in the address box near the top of your browser the address will read http://home.comcast.net/~fatscher/ whatever.jpg BTW I just gave you a link to your webpage Anyway, highlight that address and right click your mouse and hit copy, then paste that address between the 2 bits of image code in the forum responce window. See its easy again GL
Ok, here goes, garsch, I cawn't beweeve it. I'm doin it!!! Here be my bantams... This is a silver sebright below... another silver sebright Golden Sebright chick this is an old english game bantam, I'm guessing a blue breasted red?? Check out the cochin frizzle baby another frizzle cochin baby another frizzle, sigh, I've got 4 of these guys last frizzle! another sebright another, sigh... now check this out, this is a white laced buff sebright, VERY pretty white laced buff sebrights are called chaumois sebrights This is Toby, he hatched on day 19 This is Fiddler (note the Roots theme), he hatched 2nd out of 20 eggs, also on day 19 Think this is an Old English Black Breasted Red Game Bantam, whew that was a lot to type A Bucket of chickens
You did good Keith! I also just learned to post pictures this week, mine did not come out nearly so clear (and I work for a large computer company) I like the ones that look like chipmunks!
Thanks everyone, for the compliments, on the photos. I like the chipmunkey looking babies too. As I understand it their plumage is the least mutated, which means they resemble the chicks of wild junglefowl (origin species of all today's chickens in the world). I think of the chipmunk plumage as the first indicator these chicks will grow to be pretty gamey, whatever that means.