Computer with Google Earth Version 4 (or later).Digital camera and cables to download pictures to your computer.GPS receiver (any unit that displays your location in latitude/longitude will work).OK, so are you ready to try this? You are going to need some basic equipment and software to get started: Interested in another example? Try browsing these pictures of plant communities at the Ragged Rock Creek brackish tidal marshnear the mouth of the Connecticut River. ( Important Note: Earlier versions of Google Earth may fly you to the location but will not display the pictures.) Once the flying stops, click on the screen icon and a picture and some descriptive text will pop up.
Google Earth will start and will “fly” to a benchmark located in the Haddam Meadows State Park in Connecticut. If you have Google Earth Version 4 or higher installed on your computer, you can see a KMZ in action. A pop-up window with picture(s) and text appears when a user clicks on a placemark in Google Earth.
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