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Goldfinch male...

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Goldfinch male sent on October 30, 2012 (21:21) by Mario Zanellato. 8 comments, 2634 views.

at 450mm, 1/160 f/8.0, ISO 400, hand held. Specie: Carduelis carduelis


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sent on May 18, 2013 (21:22)


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Molto bella e ben ambientata
ciao

Very nice and well set
hello

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sent on May 18, 2013 (21:32)


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Come bepi;-)

How bepi ;-)

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sent on May 18, 2013 (22:14)


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Molto bella.

Very beautiful.

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sent on May 19, 2013 (0:40)


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Bella

Beautiful

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sent on May 19, 2013 (16:12)


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Bel soggetto e buona ambientazione, forse un po' troppo sharpen. Da cosa capisci che è maschio?
Ciao
Guido

Nice subject and good ambience, maybe a little 'too sharpen. From what you know he's a male?
Hello
Guido

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sent on May 19, 2013 (17:49)


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Con piacere rispondo alla tua domanda,il maschio rispetto alla femmina a colori più accesi e ha la mascherina rossa per il 95% dei casi che supera l'occhio,vi sono però alcune femmine(chiamate di linea maschile)che hanno la mascherina che assomiglia al maschio,in questo caso per chi li alleva e può prenderli in mano è sufficente aprire l'ala e controllare il colore di questa dove si attacca al corpo,se marrone è femmina ,se nera maschio.Spero di essere stato chiaro,se hai domande sui fringillidi chiedi pure visto che ho allevato quasi tutte le specie.
Ciao Mario

Pleased to answer your question, the male than the female in vibrant colors and red mask for 95% of cases exceeds the eye, there are still some females (male line calls) that have the mask that looks like to the male, in this case for anyone who raises them and can take them in hand is sufficient to open the wing and check the color of this where it attaches to the body, if it is female brown, black maschio.Spero if I was clear, if you have ask questions about finches have also seen that I have kept almost all species.
Hello Mario

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sent on May 19, 2013 (18:00)


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Sapevo che maschio e femmina sul campo sono difficilmente distinguibili, e che è necessario averli in mano per poterlo fare. Grazie per la tua cortese spiegazione. Quindi anche questo esemplare è stato allevato da te?
Ciao
Guido

I knew that male and female in the field are difficult to distinguish, and it is necessary to have them in hand to do so. Thank you for your kind explanation. So this specimen was cared for by you?
Hello
Guido

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sent on May 19, 2013 (20:42)


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Assolutamente no,questo è venuto a cibarsi del girasole immaturo (ne sono molto ghiotti) nel mio orto,io annualmento lo semino per loro e per altri fringillidi tipo verdone,peppole e cincie varie. Da qualche anno non allevo più cardellini in quanto in cattività vanno incontro a molte patologie con varie perdite,inoltre,come allevatori si è un po svantaggiati perchè vi sono pochissimi veterinari aviari da poter contattare per una precisa terapia.Attualmente allevo crocieri,lucherini ancestrali e mutati e organetti ancestrali e nelle varie mutazioni,poi qualche canarino che regalo ai bambini che me ne fanno richiesta,ciao Mario

Absolutely not, this came to feed on the sunflower immature (I'm very fond) in my garden, I annualmento the sow for them and for other type dark green finches, tits peppole and varied. For some years not more goldfinches breed in captivity because they face a lot of diseases with various losses, moreover, as breeders is a bit disadvantaged because there are very few avian vets you can contact for a specific breed terapia.Attualmente crossbills, siskins and ancestral changed and accordions ancestral and various mutations, then some children canary gift to me that so request, hello Mario


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