Swallow your son died ..., page 2

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Swallow your son died ... sent on April 24, 2015 (9:23) by Clara. 23 comments, 1594 views.

, 1/1250 f/6.3, ISO 500, hand held.

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Larry Zavitz

sent on May 11, 2015 (15:09)

Very interesting image.Dramatic documentation.

Davide Rosa

sent on May 11, 2015 (15:19)

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Ciao Clara, hai beccato secondo me un evento davvero non comune. Io credo che questo comportamento non sia legato alla abbondanza di cibo, lo ritengo invece qualcosa di genetico, qualcosa che impedisce di sprecare proteine. Interessante il fatto che abbia fatto cadere il pullo qualche volta nel nido, quasi a sincerarsi che fosse effettivamente morto. Sorriso

Hello Clara, you caught in my opinion a very uncommon event. I believe that this behavior is not related to the abundance of food, I think it is rather something genetic, something that prevents wasting proteins. Interesting that I dropped the pullo sometimes in the nest, as if to make sure he was really dead. :-)

Vittorio Fracassi

sent on May 11, 2015 (16:09)

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pazienza, curiosità, abilità... e una tremenda storia raccontata. Grande Foto! un Saluto, Vittorio

patience, curiosity, skill ... and a tremendous story. Great photos! a Wave, Vittorio

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