More E. Haddam leps - my first Balto

[JH]

And a third opinion - I also enjoy seeing the photos (and I really do!), but if everyone starts posting them, the wait may not be worth it to those who can't afford the time.  Since I use my email for business as well as pleasure, I might fall into that category.  Please keep the the images small, or offer people the option to have them sent to them directly.  Nine times out of ten I'm one of those people, but I do prefer to have the option.  It's definitely not a problem now, but I can see it becoming one.

JH
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-----Original Message-----
From: Elise & Karl Barry <ksbarry at gis.net>
To: spruance at infinet.com <spruance at infinet.com>; Clay Taylor <CTaylor at swarovskioptik.com>
Cc: Conn Leps <CTLEPS-L at lists.yale.edu>
Date: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 5:49 PM
Subject: Re: More E. Haddam leps - my first Balto


>Just a second opinion on photo size to confuse the issue. I appreciate the 
>wonderful photos, as good or better than any ID book, and all the better 
>for their large size for looking
>at detail. I like the picture sizes as they have come. It's worth the wait. 
>Thanks for sharing them.
>
>Elise Barry
>
>At 08:50 PM 6/29/01 -0400, spruance at infinet.com wrote:
>>It's nice to see the pictures, and on behalf of all of us with slow
>>internet connections and old computers, thank you very much for the low
>>resolution and small file size.
>>
>>May I also suggest smaller photos.  5" width is plenty big enough, and
>>the file size will be even smaller.
>>
>>Cheers from Columbus OH
>>
>>Eric Metzler
>>
>> > Clay Taylor wrote:
>> >
>> > All -
>> >
>> >     Butterflies in my yard in Moodus - Question Mark, Am. Lady,
>> > numerous hairstreaks chasing each other around in the late afternoon
>> > (looked to be all Banded Hairstreaks).
>> >
>> >     At Echo Farm State Park - lots of Sulphurs (both), Am. Lady, Red
>> > Admiral, my first Baltimore Checkerspot of the year, E. Tailed-Blue,
>> > European Skipper, and three Swallowtails - Black, E. Tiger, and
>> > Spicebush.
>> >
>> > Clay Taylor
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>
>
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