To include a link to an image with a message to the PBS mail list, use a URL pointing to that image. For some, when an email is viewed the URL appears as an image. For others, the URL will appear as a link. The actual image is not "attached", but just linked-to. In my message today, I pasted in some URLs to Flickr and to the PBS wiki. Here is how I do that: (1) This assumes your image is already available online, such as at Flickr, Picassa, Facebook, SmugMug, a blog or anywhere on the web and is publicly viewable. (2) I open a separate browser window and navigate to my image on the web which I want to appear. (3) In the URL bar at the top of the browser, I highlight the whole URL, and right-click and select "Copy" from the pop-up menu. (Same for Firefox, Chrome and Safari) (4) Then, in the text of the mail message I am composing to the PBS list, I paste in that URL by placing the cursor and right-clicking again, this time choosing "Paste". Jim might be asking a different question. He might be asking how do I get my photos included in the PBS wiki. There are two ways: (A) Ask a wiki editor to post it for you, by emailing us off-list or using the Contact form. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/contact.html/… (B) Read the How-To page on the wiki. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… The reason most of my photos are on Flickr instead of the wiki is because I only add a photo to the wiki if it contributes a new piece of information. That may merely be the same species growing in a different climate, or with a pollinator, or some additional aspect of the plant growth such as leaves, bulbs, pods or seeds. - Gastil