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On the right hand side of the page you will see Reply | Options. Click on Reply, put a title in the box which says "Post Title", then type what you want to say in the larger box below. Under this larger box you will see three small boxes. Click on "Post it" and it's done!
Note from Website Administrator - this is just the simplest of examples to show how its done. Bob.
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The Redstarts I discussed are listed in genus Phoenicurus of family Muscicapidae. The Blackstart is listed in genus Cercomela of the same family and is described as a species of rocky deserts and mountain slopes. Thanks for the comment - I will look at other species in genus Cercomela. Bob.
Following on from your comments about Redstarts and Whitestarts, you concluded that both were montane-linked as regards their habitat. I wonder, then, where the Blackstart fits in as this is a desert bird?
This is a check to see that things are still working after some changes have been made.
"Redstarts and Whitestarts" plus "A view of family Muscicapidae" available in drop-down menu under Robins and Chats on top green navigation bar. Bob.
Robins and Chats - version 2 is now available accompanied by a File containing a photograpic review.
Bob, just trying the 'easy way' to sign in.
I think the adverts have picked up the birds bit of the address, there's a dating site (for free!) and another site which may be a bit dubious- not sure what it is selling- I suppose it is Saturday night! I agree with everything that steve says in his last 2 lines and I think that the committee should be more supportive.
Hi Bob, i tried searching the site tonight after your call. I first just put in the search birds and birding wilmslow forum and like you say it was in the top 10 listings on the first page. Just typing in bbdg.wikidot a similar result. MY computer must have the site stored in its memory as i was automatically logged in as trogon so there was no need to enter an email address. Just as a matter of interest i wonder how i could view the site as other members of the public woud see it, complete with the adverts you mentioned. I do agree this is a further step to making it easier for people to add their comments, i just hope you won't get too disheartened if it takes longer to get the sort of involvement you were hoping for, looking at the site i think you have achieved a great resource in a relatively short time. steve
To edit your own posting (we all make mistakes quite often) or to reply to a posting from someone else you need to go to the appropriate category in Your Interests (the blue sub-headings like Bird Identification) or Site Feedback. When you then find the item you want you will see two options below the text box - one is Reply and the other is Options. If you click on Options you can select Edit. The other options are not open to you unless you are an administrator.
