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| sent on June 04, 2012 (9:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Interesting photo, it is not easy to have 3 rhinos blacks in a row and more covered with red mud ... I guess it was made to 'Umfolozi, is not it?
From the photographic point of view the light is not helped you and I would say it is not possible to do better
One question sure adults were male and female? I have always been convinced that, like many other animals, parental care are in exclusive care of the mother but not a hypothesis supported by the facts that I find interesting this situation .. Foto interessante, non è facile avere 3 rinoceronti neri in fila e per di più ricoperti di fango rosso...immagino sia stata fatta all' Umfolozi, o sbaglio ?
Dal punto di vista fotografico la luce non ti ha aiutato e direi non fosse possibile fare meglio
Una domanda, sicuro che gli adulti fossero maschio e femmina ? Io sono sempre stato convinto che, come molti altri animali, le cura parentali siano a cura esclusiva della madre ma non è un ipotesi suffragata dai fatti per cui trovo interessante questa situazione.. |
user460 | sent on June 04, 2012 (10:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I saw a similar trio of White Rhinos in Kruger. The ranger said that the male was the dominant one in the area. Of course if he fsse the natural father and was there for filial love I know that it is difficult to discover ... Io ho visto un terzetto simile di Rinoceronti Bianchi al Kruger. Il ranger disse che il maschio era quello dominante nella zona. Certo se poi fsse il padre naturale e fosse lí per amor filiale mi sa che è difficile da scoprire... |
| sent on June 04, 2012 (10:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello, the picture was taken on a private reserve (which I did not like ...) just above Port Elizabeth, 3-day "safari" with 2.5 days of rain scary! I have had many difficulties with light, focus, and I was wet and my car all day ... Rino with the bird above should be the male (try to remember!) ... then when they left I saw the mother with the puppy has taken a "grass" different ... Ciao, la foto è stata scattata su una riserva privata (che non mi è piaciuta ...) poco sopra Port Elizabeth, 3 giorni di "safari" con 2.5 giorni di pioggia paurosa !!! li ho avuto mille difficoltà con luce, messa a fuoco ed ero bagnato io e la mia macchina dalla mattina alla sera ... il Rino con l'uccello sopra dovrebbe essere il maschio (cerco di ricordare!!!) ... poi quando se ne sono andati ho visto che la madre con il cucciolo ha preso una strada "d'erba" diversa ... |
| sent on June 04, 2012 (12:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful capture, Ricki Memy as you said you find it difficult to see one in black, then three .... is it true that you were in a private reserve, that light was what it was ... but keep it close as a document.
Hello Stefano Bella cattura, Ricki come ti diceva Memy fai fatica a vederne uno di nero, tre poi....è vero che eri in una riserva privata, che la luce era quello che era ...ma tienila stretta come documento.
Ciao Stefano |
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