I found this little nest on the verge under a callistemon. Can I put it back? what height? glue? string?
what type of bird do you think it is? I'm betting it's a NEw Holland Honeyeaters...ok i can't mAKE the pic small enough :(
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to adjust the size of .jpg files:
Plan A
Open the directory with the pic - R click the pic for drop-down menu - R click the 'Open with' menu option - R click 'Microsoft Office 20xx' menu option (if available, else go to Plan B)
this opens the pic in Microsoft Office (used to be called MS Picture Manager) - L click 'Edit pictures ...' menu option on the top toolbar (usually) - L click on the 'Compress pictures ...' menu option on the side toolbar (usually) - select the compression option that suits ' Don't compress' or 'Documents' or 'Web pages' or E-mail messages
Plan B
Use Flickr or Photobucker or http://www.ebizmba.com/articles/image-hosting-websites lists the 15 most popular image sharing sites
Peter
Thanks pacman but i have a mac and i haven't got to plan B yet.
CAn anyone tell me can i glue the nest into the tree?
If it just a nest and no eggs I would just leave it under the callistomen if they want to rebuld it won't take then long and if they want to use the old nest as a source for that then it is close for then to do so. If there are eggs you could put it inside a metal hanging basket an hang it in a dense part of the plant. Myself, I would be inclined to just leave it - that is nature, maybe they are new to making nests and it was a not a very good nest or in the right location anyway.
Alison
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