E 'came the storm ....

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Tanzania: Animali 3 View gallery (21 photos)

E 'came the storm .... sent on February 12, 2013 (22:24) by Memy. 4 comments, 886 views.

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Mentre ci stavamo dirigendo verso la zona delle marsh per cercare il branco dei leoni, in un angolo del lake Ndutu una grande tromba d' aria ha sollevato un muro di polvere e sabbia vulcanica. Tanzania Marzo 2012

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Chiara.m

sent on February 15, 2013 (9:07)

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Questi animali non sono decisamente tra i più affascinanti MrGreen

ma mi piace come lo gnu in primo piano taglia la polvere con le corne ed in questo grigio ne emerge.

These animals are definitely among the most fascinating:-D but I like the wildebeest in foreground dust size with corne, and in this gray emerges.

Memy

sent on February 15, 2013 (9:19)

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Grazie Chiara,
era una situazione bellissima ed anche se entrava la polvere da tutte le parti, ne ho approfittato per provare a fare qualche scatto un po' diverso dal solito.
A dire il vero si tratta di gnu ma dei meno conosciuti alcelafi ( Alcelaphus buselaphus ). ;-)

Thanks Clare,
was a beautiful situation and even if the dust came from all over, I took the opportunity to try to make some shots a little 'different.
Actually it is the least known but gnu hartebeest (Alcelaphus buselaphus). ;-)

Chiara.m

sent on February 15, 2013 (9:49)

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Un pò per deformazione professionale io li chiamo col nome inglse "hartebeest" ma non volevo fare l'anglofona MrGreen

e sinceramente non avevo mai cercato la versione italiana ma suona molto meglio in inglese :-P

A bit to professional deformation I call them by the name inglse "hartebeest" but did not want to do the Anglophone:-D and frankly I had never tried the Italian version but it sounds much better in english:-P:-D

Memy

sent on February 15, 2013 (10:03)

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Si hartebeest oppure kongoni in swahili che secondo me è ancora più bello...

It hartebeest or kongoni in Swahili which I think is even more beautiful ...

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