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sent on January 14, 2015 (15:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Lately I see on the forums several close-up photos of the gray squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis), often with pieces of bread and seeds kindly supplied by whom? We avoid to feed these little invaders, because their European red squirrel disappeared in the British Isles, and the flourishing Italian populations are a real threat to biodiversity, including our beloved birds. Are acts in public initiatives to eradicate the species, we also we do our part, not nutriamoli. Thank You! Ultimamente vedo sul forum parecchie foto ravvicinate dello scoiattolo grigio (Sciurus carolinensis), spesso con pezzi di pane e semi gentilemente forniti da chi? Evitiamo di dar da mangiare a questi piccoli invasori, a causa loro lo scoiattolo rosso europeo è scomparso nelle isole britanniche, e le fiorenti popolazioni italiane sono un vero pericolo per la biodiversità, compresi i nostri amati uccelli. Sono in atti iniziative pubbliche per eradicare la specie, facciamo anche noi la nostra parte, non nutriamoli. Grazie!
sent on January 15, 2015 (9:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Good to know ...... however I this specimen I photographed while doing his own business and I did not do anything to bring it closer (on closer inspection are not noticed it pieces of bread will seed) ... also I do not think he went to the European fauna in danger as I was halfway around the world and I have absolutely thought to bring one in Italy. The purpose of my shooting was only to capture a particular pose of an animal common .... no intention of undermining the balance of biodiversity in New York, much less than the European! In conclusion: the next time I see one shot so we avoid the doctrinal controversy unfounded. Buono a sapersi......comunque io questo esemplare l'ho fotografato mentre faceva gli affari suoi e non ho fatto assolutamente nulla per avvicinarlo (a ben guardare non si notano ne pezzi di pane ne sementi)...inoltre non penso di aver recato pericolo alla fauna europea in quanto mi trovavo dall'altra parte del mondo e non ho pensato assolutamente di portarne uno in Italia. Scopo del mio scatto era esclusivamente quello di catturare una posa particolare di un animale comune....nessun intento di minare l'equilibrio della biodiversità newyorchese e tantomeno di quella europea! In conclusione: la prossima volta che ne vedo uno gli sparo così evitiamo polemiche dottrinali infondate.
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