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Rooks Nesting - What type of tree is it?

aaronosiochain · 2013-04-02 11:47:57

Hi does anyone know what species this tree is? I have seen some nesting birds in it and im being curious.

02-04-2013 11:47am

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aaronosiochain

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Hi does anyone know what species this tree is? I have seen some nesting birds in it and im being curious.

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#2 02-04-2013 10:14pm

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It seems you tried to include a link to a google attachment? That won't work for various reasons.

If your pic is already *public* on the internet somwhere you can just 'insert image' into your post and point to the pic location.

If not, you'll have to download the pic to your computer, edit your post (go advanced), manage attachments, attach/upload your image. Then, ideally, copy the url of the image you just attached, then use 'insert image' to embed the pic into your post.

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#3 02-04-2013 10:22pm

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jmkennedyie wrote: »

If not, you'll have to download the pic to your computer, edit your post (go advanced), manage attachments, attach/upload your image. Then, ideally, copy the url of the image you just attached, then use 'insert image' to embed the pic into your post.

We have a tutorial for that now, don't you know.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=83321492&postcount=2481

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#4 02-04-2013 10:26pm

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I bet it's a Scots Pine or a Beech - they have a thing for those two species.

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