08:19 June 17 - Hi Wisconsin Pam, Thank you very much for the heads-up about the elephant researchers that were on PBS. My local listing doesn't show the program on its list yet. I have bookmarked 'Nature' on my Favorite list, so I will periodically do a search. I know you don't have cable or satellite. Animal Planet channel has a program called 'Dodo Heroes' regarding caring for animals....heartfelt. I've recorded but haven't watched it yet, but the most recent program is about caring for an orphaned baby elephant that's ready to return to the wild.
2 hours ago
Muffin
0804.. two ellies having an early morning drink
2 hours ago
Wisconsin Pam
J Funny and US Public Broadcasting System TV show viewers: On the program 'Nature', two researchers were studying elephants up close and personal. Narration was sweet and understanding elephants' thought process including mourning a dead member of their group, coming across the bones. Beautifully filmed and narrated. It was on here in Wisconsin this evening. Worth looking for it in your PBS show schedule. (Sunday June 16th.
3 hours ago
Wisconsin Pam
PMM, Hello! I am using a Chromebook too. When you bring up the camera icon, click it to take your picture. Hit the 'EXIT' button on your keyboard to make the screen image go from full screen to smaller one. Wait a second and you should get a drop down on your screen that will show your picture and a place to enter a title or some other comment. Then submit. Hope this helps because all these computers have their own way of working.
9 hours ago
carol mumford
Hippo having a drink ….. 0057.
10 hours ago
Heather
Baby Ele having a lay down :-)
10 hours ago
Rita Penycate
Ellie with 1 tusk, they all look very relaxed.
11 hours ago
Rita Penycate
Seeing so many buffalo up close was absolutely amazing, I also wondered why Carol, you couldn't fail to see them clearly.
12 hours ago
carol mumford
Superb animals the buffaloes... obviously being scared off by someone on the walkway.... WHY?
12 hours ago
Gerda van kessel
Buffels and buffels A lot off them Indiscreble
12 hours ago
Christine constable
Hi PMM,I am unable to post photos on my I pad only on my Apple Mac,probably because I only have the small pad ,it seemed the computer didn’t like Siri,our son came to the rescue,I’m only learning how to do clever things,ha ha,it’s so wonderful to see the webcams and I wanted to post photos but couldn’t,joining in is wonderful.
15 hours ago
Chris
So pleased to see the Hippo,or should i say Henry :)
17 hours ago
PMM
Hi Christine. Am interested to hear you have posted photos from your iPad as I don’t seem to be able too! I too, am using Chrome so wondered if you can offer any tips how to upload. When I touch the red camera on bottom right it seems to highlight but does not then give me the option to ‘post’! Frustrating!
17 hours ago
Christine constable
Thanks Ellie’s for a wonderful showing today thanks also to J.Funny for help on posting photos,i had to wait for sons help,he changed the browser to google chrome I was on Siri.then I couldn’t post on I pad had to keep on and on trying until it was finally accepted,nearly gave up hope,have enjoyed all the comments and photos have a happy day to all.
20 hours ago
maria rodgers
It looks like we have a lone Buffalo, I worry for the lone ones
20 hours ago
maria rodgers
Gerda, That really is good news, Thank you for letting us know
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08:19 June 17 - Hi Wisconsin Pam, Thank you very much for the heads-up about the elephant researchers that were on PBS. My local listing doesn't show the program on its list yet. I have bookmarked 'Nature' on my Favorite list, so I will periodically do a search. I know you don't have cable or satellite. Animal Planet channel has a program called 'Dodo Heroes' regarding caring for animals....heartfelt. I've recorded but haven't watched it yet, but the most recent program is about caring for an orphaned baby elephant that's ready to return to the wild.
0804.. two ellies having an early morning drink
J Funny and US Public Broadcasting System TV show viewers: On the program 'Nature', two researchers were studying elephants up close and personal. Narration was sweet and understanding elephants' thought process including mourning a dead member of their group, coming across the bones.
Beautifully filmed and narrated. It was on here in Wisconsin this evening. Worth looking for it in your PBS show schedule. (Sunday June 16th.
PMM, Hello! I am using a Chromebook too. When you bring up the camera icon, click it to take your
picture. Hit the 'EXIT' button on your keyboard to make the screen image go from full screen to smaller one. Wait a second and you should get a drop down on your screen that will show your picture and a place to enter a title or some other comment. Then submit. Hope this helps because all these computers have their own way of working.
Hippo having a drink ….. 0057.
Baby Ele having a lay down :-)
Ellie with 1 tusk, they all look very relaxed.
Seeing so many buffalo up close was absolutely amazing, I also wondered why Carol, you couldn't fail to see them clearly.
Superb animals the buffaloes... obviously being scared off by someone on the walkway.... WHY?
Buffels and buffels
A lot off them
Indiscreble
Hi PMM,I am unable to post photos on my I pad only on my Apple Mac,probably because I only have the small pad ,it seemed the computer didn’t like Siri,our son came to the rescue,I’m only learning how to do clever things,ha ha,it’s so wonderful to see the webcams and I wanted to post photos but couldn’t,joining in is wonderful.
So pleased to see the Hippo,or should i say Henry :)
Hi Christine. Am interested to hear you have posted photos from your iPad as I don’t seem to be able too! I too, am using Chrome so wondered if you can offer any tips how to upload. When I touch the red camera on bottom right it seems to highlight but does not then give me the option to ‘post’! Frustrating!
Thanks Ellie’s for a wonderful showing today thanks also to J.Funny for help on posting photos,i had to wait for sons help,he changed the browser to google chrome I was on Siri.then I couldn’t post on I pad had to keep on and on trying until it was finally accepted,nearly gave up hope,have enjoyed all the comments and photos have a happy day to all.
It looks like we have a lone Buffalo, I worry for the lone ones
Gerda, That really is good news, Thank you for letting us know