5 spot burnet

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20 Aug 2021 02:14 #4420 by John T Goy
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Hi Nick,
the USB on my smartphone is tiny so wouldn't fit, I rarely take it out house, but take the nikon camera unless going to hospital, and at later date upload a load of stuff, bit long winded like me lol.

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26 Jul 2021 10:21 #4321 by Nick Coulbeck
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Hi Max
It was a camera, a little Lumix TZ70 that I carry everywhere with me. All the pictures I have uploaded to this forum are using this camera.
When birding/walking the phone is off, and I only use it for making calls and the occasional text...and these few and far between. However, I do know that you can upload pictures from your phone by using the USB cable that you charge it with. Take the plug end out and put that in the USB port in the PC, then connect the phone as if you were going to charge it. (my Godson told me).

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26 Jul 2021 01:26 #4317 by John T Goy
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Nick,
out of curiosity did you take the pic with a smartphone or was it a conventional camera, if it was the former how do you upload it?

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27 Jun 2021 18:39 #4213 by Nick Coulbeck
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Five spot Burnet  on the long path approach to hide at Cress marsh. This stationary female oozing pheromones while at least 6 males flew around 5' of surrounding area
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