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Lanner Juv. sent on May 16, 2015 (19:20) by Antonio Guarrera. 24 comments, 1768 views.

con Canon EF 2.0x II, Specie: Falco biarmicus

Con due miei amici abbiamo seguito passo passo la nidificazione di questi splendidi rapaci in un sito siciliano. Ovviamente la località rimarrà ultrasegreta. Come ogni anno c'è un altissimo rischio di furto dei pulli dai nidi ad opera di bracco-falconieri e bisogna sempre tenere gli occhi apertissimi. Già la nostra presenza può essere un ottimo deterrente per i malintenzionati. Con enorme piacere vi comunico che la nidificazione ha avuto pieno successo con l'involo di tutti i giovani lanari. Questo in foto è stato il primo a spiccare il volo. Ho optato per una postproduzione per me atipica rendendo appositamente lo sfondo nero, piu' che altro per indicare che la situazione del lanario in Sicilia ma piu' in generale in Italia è veramente nera e bisogna correre ai ripari. Noi siamo solo degli appassionati (tre persone) che volontariamente si impongono di proteggere queste specie particolarmente a rischio facendo grandissimi sacrifici. Se ognuno di noi durante le uscite fotografiche ponesse attenzione oltre che allo scatto in se anche a ciò che accade (o che può accadere) attorno beh piano piano la situazione potrebbe migliorare. I malintenzionati se si sentono osservati, anche a grandissima distanza, di solito si arrendono. Quindi occhi aperti e pronti a fotografare anche i nemici degli animali;-)

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Roberto Santoro

sent on May 22, 2015 (23:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Great photo Antonio. It reminds me a little work done by Joel Sartore animal endangered, with the aim of raising awareness through images of extreme beauty.

Antonio Guarrera

sent on May 23, 2015 (18:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you all for your steps and your sensitivity.
Roberto your comment is beautiful and I thank you very much. Think I've received so many criticisms for this photo that you have no idea. Making news in Italy's criminal know? Or rather, if they do the individual people who make a huge ass to protect certain species is a crime but if they do the usual suspects are heroes. I am increasingly disgusted by certain attitudes that have nothing to do with the protection which should be shared by all.

Lucio Maria Raggi

sent on December 17, 2015 (18:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Gratitude felt by all those who love nature in the first place for the great work you do and. Thank you and congratulations

Marcoplano

sent on December 17, 2015 (19:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

you're absolutely right ... it happened to me. While monitoring the nest of a pair of vultures to follow the fledging pullo, a photographer attacker has posted a fifty meters from the nest. Seeing that I was photographing, shortly after he left, just in time before the arrival of two adults to nest. What a shame ... not even a photo if the nest was a novelty ... great shooting and hard work ... it's nice to know that there are people like you! all my compliments. Hello

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