Pinna Nobilis S. MAria of Leuca

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Pinna Nobilis S. MAria of Leuca sent on June 09, 2015 (17:41) by Pinnabianca. 5 comments, 927 views.

1/125 f/2.8, ISO 80, hand held.

Una Pinna Nobilis, un mollusco bivalve che può raggiungere ragguardevoli dimensioni (sono stati rinvenuti esemplari di circa un mt. di altezza). L'esemplare, fotografato in una immersione intorno a S. Maria di Leuca alla profondità di -20 mt, era di circa 50 cm. Ne è assolutamente vietata la raccolta, trattandosi di specie protetta ed inoltre, poichè molluschi filtratori, assorbono grandi quantità di sostanze inquinanti o tossiche.

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13 persons like it: Albertopantellini, Ale27, Antonina Eccomi, Carmelo Riela, Franco Buffalmano, Giulietta Cazzaro, Ivan Gugole, Maxange, Nerone, Nonnachecca, Silvio Maccario, Valeria Errani, Walter Bertolotti

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Maxange

sent on July 15, 2015 (13:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

good shots, to my taste, perhaps a little abbassandoti'd framed the side, giving more importance to the bivalve, really impressive for its size!
However the picture remains "tasty", an info ..... there we we really here many, especially in the inlets (especially behind the MOSE, that of St. Nicholas) and About "yummy". ... shellfish are delicious, but -D: -D: -D: -D protected ......
a salutone!
ciauuuuzz Mario

Pinnabianca

sent on July 15, 2015 (15:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Max
I probably abbassandomi and taking almost sideways would give more prominence to its size ...... always hoping not to "plow" on the bottom, otherwise the suspension rises and, surely, the clarity of the water is going to be blessed
Hello, Fernando

Maxange

sent on July 15, 2015 (15:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

eh ... the poblema suspension is still there ... I understand perfectly! ;-)
in the Red Sea but even here (unless in truth ....) I saw sub somewhat clumsy with hovering ....... wow! wow! wow!

Pinnabianca

sent on July 15, 2015 (15:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

the point is that they deliver the diving patent after three or four lessons in the pool and lead to -18 (and sometimes more) to infinity on corals divers who do not have the faintest idea what the ballast or use the GAV as one jo -j .... so then the corals grow :-( :-( :-(

Maxange

sent on July 15, 2015 (16:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

very true ..... wow! wow! wow! Open a course I do it in 5-6 weeks .....

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