A young Verzellino

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A young Verzellino sent on September 05, 2019 (14:23) by Oscar B.. 2 comments, 105 views.

1/400 f/4.0, ISO 800, hand held.

591mm e crop

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2 persons like it: Ellezeta, Giorgio2862

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Giorgio2862

sent on September 05, 2019 (20:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I love them!!
Now that I've moved house I've managed to photograph one in a slightly better setting, but they seem to prefer cables and antennas!! ;-)
But if I have to be honest I'm not sorry for anything even so!!
Good Oscar night

Oscar B.

sent on September 06, 2019 (11:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

It is true :-) even from me they make the canterini laying almost exclusively on cables and antennas, or you hear them inside dense vegetation or you see them pecking on the ground. Then they are not even frequenters of feeders such as cinces, finches, sparrows etc. to be able to fot them. on nearby branches. In the colder months when the vegetation is more bare it will be a little easier to see them and fot. on beautiful twigs.
A good day for you, too, George.

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