Restarting Weekly Raptor

I’m hoping that things are getting back into a groove where I can put up pictures of raptors on a weekly basis again.

Our birds are getting out some now. The leaves are turning color and falling here. The temperature is falling, too. I’ve been told that “road construction” season will soon be over, giving way to “winter” here in Michigan.

The lighting wasn’t great; we started our walk close to dusk. But Rusty followed us well and paid attention to the dogs, who didn’t find anything for her on this trip.

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Nikon D2Xs, Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8, ISO 800.

Wesley R. Elsberry

Falconer. Interdisciplinary researcher: biology and computer science. Data scientist in real estate and econometrics. Blogger. Speaker. Photographer. Husband. Christian. Activist.

2 thoughts on “Restarting Weekly Raptor

  • 2007/10/28 at 7:49 am
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    I hate to put this in your comments but I found you on WordPress support. I am having the same issue that you did a few months ago.

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    Were you able to get help by contacting your host? I don’t know what to do. I know very little about code and such stuff. Any help you can offer is greatly appreciated. Thanks so much. Karen

  • 2007/10/28 at 6:01 pm
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    I didn’t see a useful response over at WordPress.org, but things got better when I upgraded my WordPress installation. I think enough people had the problem that a better-organized response would have been nice, but at least the latest WordPress seemed to fix things.

    I think this sort of thing is why some people simply don’t want to deal with PHP programming. There are a number of “gotchas” that stem from mismatches between the version of the PHP language installed on the server and what the application was written in.

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