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Family Snowdrop sent on March 22, 2013 (21:32) by Giannina. 9 comments, 1190 views.

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Primavera 2012 con lo splendido obiettivo 105 micro di Nikon prestato dal fotografo...Un sogno immediatamente inserito nella lista dei desideri!

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Falena

sent on March 23, 2013 (11:49)

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credo siano ranuncoli, non bucanevi o crocchi. nello sfondo le primule ciao

I think they are buttercups, not bucanevi or groups of talkers. in the background the primroses hello

Giannina

sent on March 23, 2013 (20:18)

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Ranuncoli? Davvero? Dalle mie parti questi vengono comunemente chiamati Bucaneve, spuntano alla fine dell'inverno, proprio tra la neve.

Buttercups? Really? Where I come from they are commonly called Snowdrop, appear in late winter, just in the snow.

Falena

sent on March 23, 2013 (20:52)

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trovato, guarda qui
it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helleborus_niger
i veri bucanevi sono questi
it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galanthus_nivalis
anche i crocchi vengono chiamati bucaneve perchè si vedono sbucare dalla neve
it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crocus
sicuramente a seconda delle zone vengono riconosciuti con lo stesso pseudonimo.
ciao ;-)

found, look here
[URL =] it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helleborus_niger
these are the real bucanevi
[URL =] it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galanthus_nivalis
even the little groups are called snowdrops because they see emerge from the snow
[URL =] it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crocus
certainly according to the zones are recognized with the same pseudonym.
hello ;-)

Ciuffolina

sent on March 23, 2013 (21:20)

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Si sono dei ranuncoli,precisamente dovrebbe essere "helleborus niger"

You are buttercups, precisely should be "Helleborus niger"

Giannina

sent on March 23, 2013 (23:48)

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Grazie per la ricerca! Ho imparato qualcosa di nuovo. Ma anche la Treccani conferma che "Nell'Italia settentrionale si chiama bucaneve anche Helleborus niger"
www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/tag/bucaneve/
Sorriso

:-P
Thanks for looking! I learned something new. But the Treccani confirms that "In northern Italy called snowdrops also Helleborus niger"
www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/tag/bucaneve/
:-)

Falena

sent on March 24, 2013 (0:04)

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allora abbiamo tutti ragione MrGreen

ciao

then we are all right:-D hello ;-)

Roberto Ducoli

sent on March 29, 2013 (13:32)

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Esatto sono hellebori, i veri bucaneve sono piccoli e si trovano fioriti in questo periodo....
bella compo anche se avrei tagliato le foglie sulla sx ;-)

ciao

Hellebori are exact, true snowdrops are small and are flowering at this time ....
beautiful compo though I cut the leaves on the left ;-)
hello:-P

Giannina

sent on March 29, 2013 (13:37)

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Grazie Roberto, mi ritrovo sempre con delle foto in cui ho da "estirpare" qualcosa...Anche oggi ho fatto ottanta foto e non ne ho salvata nessuna perché c'era sempre qualcosa che disturbava o non era perfettamente a fuoco...Un po' nel mirino della D70s non vedo niente, un po' sono proprio instabile e cieca io!

Thanks Roberto, I always find myself with photos where I have to "weed out" something ... Even today I made eighty photos and I have not saved any because there was always something that bothered or was not in perfect focus ... A bit 'in the viewfinder of the D70s do not see anything, a little' are just unstable and blind me!

Roberto Ducoli

sent on March 29, 2013 (13:40)

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:-P

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