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| sent on November 07, 2012 (20:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
subject rare and beautiful, very well taken: the light on the face and the particular expression, almost a smile, are exceptional soggetto bellissimo e raro, molto ben ripreso: la luce sul muso e l'espressione particolare, quasi un sorriso, sono eccezionali |
| sent on November 07, 2012 (21:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Quoto Parvati. Very nice Quoto Parvati. Molto bella |
| sent on November 07, 2012 (21:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
The subject is very interesting but I do not think it is rare in these parts. Very nice development in the diagonal of the hill. The harsh light not helped you, the shaded part is a little 'darker. Il soggetto è molto interessante ma non mi pare sia raro a quelle parti. Molto bello lo sviluppo in diagonale della collinetta. La luce dura non ti ha aiutato, la parte in ombra risulta un po' scura. |
| sent on November 08, 2012 (7:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you so much to Parvati, Oly and Pmaffio.
The sloth bear is done in the list of endangered animals since 1986 (http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/13143/0): in the last 30 years the population has diminutia of 30-49%.
"At the turn of the century, sloth bears were found Throughout Sri Lanka, but reduced in number after the turn of the century, two to wide-scale conversion of upland forests into tea and coffee plantations. They are now restricted to the northern and eastern lowlands "(from Wikipedia - At the turn of the century, sloth bears have been found in Sri Lanka, but after the end of the century, are reduced in number, due to the large-scale conversion of forests in mountainous tea plantations and coffee. now are limited to the northern and eastern plains).
It was primarily abbastanza rarely seen in the season when I went because I seek refuge in caves and only thanks to the rain that night had made the climate is less humid, driven by hunger had gone out to eat (in fact did nothing but eat and choreographic eat :-( ;-)), and only thanks to the suggestion of an old guide who spoke in the evening with my had told him, and through word of mouth that there is between the guides in Yala, we learned in that area was going around.
And even Memy wrote on Sloth Bear: "I have personally seen him for a few seconds in India do not even have time to take ...." Grazie davvero a Parvati, Oly e Pmaffio.
L'orso labiato è finito nella lista degli animali in pericolo dal 1986 (http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/13143/0): negli ultimo 30 anni la popolazione è diminutia del 30-49%.
"At the turn of the century, sloth bears were found throughout Sri Lanka, but reduced in number after the turn of the century, due to wide-scale conversion of upland forests into tea and coffee plantations. They are now restricted to the northern and eastern lowlands" (da Wikipedia - Al volgere del secolo, gli orsi labiati sono stati trovati in tutto lo Sri Lanka, ma dopo la fine del secolo si sono ridotti di numero, a causa della conversione su vasta scala delle foreste montane in piantagioni di tè e caffè. Ora sono limitati alle pianure settentrionali e orientali).
E soprattutto è stato abbastanza raro vederlo nella stagione in cui sono andata io perchè cerca rifugio nelle caverne e solo grazie ad una pioggia che di notte aveva reso il clima meno afoso, spinto dalla fame era uscito per mangiare (infatti non ha fatto nulla di coreografico se non mangiare e mangiare   ) e solo grazie alla segnalazione di una vecchia guida che parlando alla sera con la mia glielo aveva detto e grazie al passaparola che c'è tra le guide a Yala, avevamo saputo in che zona si stava aggirando.
E persino Memy ha scritto sullo Sloth Bear: "personalmente mi è capitato di vederlo per pochi secondi in India senza nemmeno fare in tempo a scattare...." |
| sent on November 08, 2012 (13:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
in fact, in 20 years of traveling the Indian subcontinent, I happened to see them only 2 times (10 years ago) in Nepal and along the road to Sikkim and were tied up and forced to perform in the street (it is also called sloth bear for the custom to keep in captivity and show it in street performances - a practice currently banned, but not completely extinguished), never seen in the wild. Now is protected, but secretive habits and not easy to find in its natural environment, and I hope sooner or later to have this privilege in effetti in 20 anni di viaggi nel subcontinete indiano, mi è capitato solo 2 volte di vederli (oltre 10 anni fa) in Nepal e lungo la strada verso il Sikkim ed erano legati e obbligati ad esibirsi per strada (è chiamato anche orso giocoliere per la consuetudine di tenerlo in cattività ed esibirlo in spettacoli di strada - pratica attualmente proibita, ma non completamente estinta), mai visto in libertà. Ora è protetto, ma di abitudini schive e non semplice da incontrare nel suo ambiente naturale; spero prima o poi di avere questo privilegio |
| sent on November 09, 2012 (16:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Very beautiful smile dedicated no doubt. Molto bella, sorriso dedicato senza dubbio. |
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