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Goose in flight sent on December 01, 2012 (18:43) by Ilfruttodelpeccato. 15 comments, 972 views.

at 150mm, 1/2000 f/9.0, ISO 800, hand held.

Ero all'aeroporto di Amsterdam Schiphol per scattare foto ad altri tipi di volatili (Boeing, Airbus) quando mi sono trovato davanti a quest'oca in fuga dal perimetro dell'aeroporto (e inseguita dal personale di terra tramite fuoristrada). Il cielo è sottoesposto per non bruciare le alte luci nelle piume sotto l'ala.

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Mancini Massimo

sent on December 01, 2012 (18:49)

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sembra un aereo

looks like a plane

Pallotta Luigi

sent on December 01, 2012 (19:05)

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molto bella

very nice

Ilfruttodelpeccato

sent on December 01, 2012 (19:10)

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grazie ai primi due commenti. Devo dire che ho notato ora che a causa della compressione jpeg si vedono parecchi artefatti nel cielo. Vi consiglio pertanto la visualizzazione HD per risolvere in parte il problema. Purtroppo questa è una delle grandi limitazioni del web...8bit!!

thanks to the first two comments. I have to say that I've noticed now that because of jpeg compression artifacts seen several in the sky. Therefore, I recommend viewing HD to solve part of the problem. Unfortunately, this is one of the major limitations of the web ... 8bit!

Enrico51

sent on December 01, 2012 (19:30)

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8-) 8-)

Davidevet

sent on December 01, 2012 (19:35)

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Solo per amor di precisione direi che si tratta di un cigno e non di un oca.

Only for the sake of accuracy I would say that it is a swan and not a goose.

Ilfruttodelpeccato

sent on December 01, 2012 (19:48)

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" Solo per amor di precisione direi che si tratta di un cigno e non di un oca. "

Siamo sicuri? Premetto che non sono esperto però la differenza tra un'oca e un cigno dovrei vederla. Di queste oche ne vedo parecchie qui intorno (in Olanda) e i cigni non hanno il becco nero...o no?

EDIT: il nome dovrebbe essere oca cignoide...insomma un mix! MrGreen

“ Just for the sake of accuracy I would say that it is a swan and not a goose. „

Are you sure? I state that I'm no expert, however, a difference between a goose and a swan I see it. I see several of these geese around here (in the Netherlands) and the swans do not have the black beak ... or not?

EDIT: The name should be short ... goose cignoide a mix! :-D

Franco Giannattasio

sent on December 01, 2012 (21:07)

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E bellissima!!!
" EDIT: il nome dovrebbe essere oca cignoide...insomma un mix!" MrGreen

And beautiful!

“ EDIT: The name should be short ... goose cignoide a mix! „

:-D:-D:-D:-D

Spanu Luigi

sent on December 01, 2012 (22:16)

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Molto bella, bravo.

Very nice, good.

Pantoja68

sent on December 01, 2012 (23:20)

Nice capture.
Looks like a juvenile Mute swan. They have this black/grey beak in their 1.Winter

Ilfruttodelpeccato

sent on December 01, 2012 (23:54)

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Grazie a tutti

@pantoja68: thanks for your input!

Thanks to all

@ Pantoja68: thanks for your input!

Enrico Parigi

sent on December 03, 2012 (12:06)

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bella!

bella!

Ilfruttodelpeccato

sent on December 03, 2012 (19:32)

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Grazie Enrico!

Thanks Henry!

Flory

sent on March 09, 2013 (15:47)

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Wow... Altro che boeing!!! MrGreen

Spettacolare! ;-)

P.S.: Il colore del becco è generalmente rosso aranciato in tutte le razze. Fanno eccezione quelle originatesi dal Cygnopsis cygnoides che lo presentano, nella maggior parte dei casi, di colore nero intenso. Potrebbe essere così! Ciaoooo

Wow ... Other that boeing! :-D Spectacular! ;-)
PS: The color of the beak is generally orange-red in all races. Exceptions are those originated from Cygnopsis cygnoides that the present, in most cases, of intense black color. Could it be so! Ciaoooo

Ilfruttodelpeccato

sent on March 13, 2013 (12:29)

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Grazie Flory per la precisazione e per il commento!

Flory Thanks for the clarification and for the comment!

Photo Infinity

sent on December 23, 2013 (12:44)

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Ha pure i flap. ;-)

He also flaps. ;-)

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