I call this one "Spider Tree". It's a street light behind a leaf bare tree on a winter night. Dupont, WA

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Lets say I have enough power and 32 Mb memory what is the recording time does that give you?

About 4 minutes if heavily compressed.
But I do think both cameras and smart phones have much more memory than that.

I'll open the camera and find out just how big the card is
Okay I just checked and it's 32 GB's, I don't know where I got MB from. LOL

Hehe:)
You didn't RTFM as we in the biz like to say.

Cheers.

[quote]I call this one "Spider Tree". It's a street light behind a leaf bare tree on a winter night. Dupont, WA

Playing with tumble weeds?

Rather play with that than goat heads. LOL man are they mean too.

I call this one "Spider Tree". It's a street light behind a leaf bare tree on a winter....

Cracking photo.... :o)

+1

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~Sue~

I call this one "Spider Tree". It's a street light behind a leaf bare tree on a winter....

Cracking photo.... :o)

+1

+1 TY

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Saw this flower nestling in the grass and thought it might make a good photo...

You were right.

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~Sue~

Nice capture there. Nothing like the right time and being in the right place. ;^)

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I have to agree GRU you got the right touch for taking pictures.
I just got back from my morning run (scooter that is) and took some pictures but I haven't seen them on the computer.
They might be okay but no sunshine today which makes it a bit drab.

Excellent capture Gnu.

I think you (and j mercer with 'Spider Tree') have an eye for those moments in the nook.

Private and personal wonderments.

The glint of a thing that engrossed our fascination when we were young.... and can grab us still if we let ourselves notice.

Magic garden moments.

Thank you.

I see a lot of them like that and enjoy them just as much as a field of them. :)

Nice picture GRU

Thanks...took this this afternoon while walking up to Trow Gill, near Ingleborough....sunlight shining onto a rhododendron bud..

Lovely......

I call this one "Spider Tree". It's a street light behind a leaf bare tree on a winter night. Dupont, WA

Some angle!!

I never seen a tree like that, when I first seen it I thought it was a tumble weed. LOL Of course you wouldn't have them there.

in New Mexico they were all over the place.

This is from a few years back. I hang hummingbird feeders out every year as the
ruby throated hummingbirds start their northern migration. They get to my area
in central Texas around March 15 each year. I seldom have more than two or three
hummers at my feeders at any one time, and one is usually trying to chase the
others off. On this day, however, I had several hummers at my feeder for some
unknown reason. So many, in fact, that I put up a second feeder nearby. Note that
these are all female. You can tell because their throats are not red/purple. (I
think that applies to juvenile males, as well, so some of these - or all of these -
might be boys.) I count eight, and others were flying nearby.

I wonder what the spider is thinking.

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I wonder what the spider is thinking.

Party crashers!

Love it, eight hummers in that one photo.

If still not showing color it could have been a family outing. I'm not sure when hummers cut the apron strings.

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Believe it or not they can be quite territorial, being attacked by a hummingbird is weird.

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Yesterday I was in the woods and this one tree had 4 Hummingbird nests in it, I tryed to get a good shot of them but didn't turn out all that well.

Great Scott Sue! Love the pic.

As to what the spider might be thinking:

Those birds look like tribble to Me.

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I wonder what the spider is thinking.

Glad the menu is upmarket today!!!!