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Crow vs. Red Kite

Nibbi Reali

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Crow vs. Red Kite sent on 18 Maggio 2013 (15:33) by Fingolfin75. 6 comments, 995 views.

con Canon EF 2.0x III, 1/2000 f/8.0, ISO 400, Specie: Milvus milvus

Ho assistito a questa scena stupenda di un Nibbio reale cacciato da una cornacchia. I due hanno continuato a rincorrersi e alla fine ha avuto la meglio proprio la cornacchia!


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sent on 18 Maggio 2013 (17:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

great document of struggle aereawow!
very nice
a salutone
francis

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sent on 11 Maggio 2016 (20:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Marco, I saw the whole series. Large document, the kites are always difficult. And in the free zone, not everyone. In some photos you say you are done stalking. Ok, unless it is not from a car, to which are somehow accustomed, or covered in some way, this makes it more difficult thing.
For a long time I do not try to approach the most kites in stalking, it makes little. Once you find a good point, I would say that it is better to lurk in some way and wait for them. The photos are of 2013, perhaps in the meantime you change your mind ...

Hello, Lambros

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sent on 11 Maggio 2016 (22:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Lambros Hello!
In these three years I have had the opportunity to photograph the kites in different situations. Both mobile shed that car just by closing the window and snapping as they approach. What I have noticed is that they are very curious animals and agrees at times out of the car. So then it is even more come near and it can sometimes take the shot at home they look in your room.

Thanks again for your kind and most welcome comments!

Greetings Claudio

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sent on 12 Maggio 2016 (17:15) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Claudio, the thing that approach if you leave the car is new for me. From us, if they see "bipedal" flee office. You could stay in a bulldozer, or a tank, sometimes follow a few steps tractors which stanano plowing animals, but walking really. True that they look at you and turn their heads for scrutarti while tail, but always away and gaining altitude. Probably from my part I am simply more "beaten" by bipeds.
Hello, Lambros

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sent on 12 Maggio 2016 (17:25)


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Eh sì non si finisce mai di imparare da questi animali. Io ho notato questa cosa ultimamente. Prima me ne stavo sempre rintanato in macchina ben chiuso e scattavo dal finestrino ma a volte mi perdevo dei passaggi e quindi rosicavo non poco. Una volta così ho deciso di rischiare e sono uscito e ho notato che il nibbio invece che cambiare traiettoria, continuava ad avvicinarsi a me per poi dare un'occhiata per capire chi fossi e volare via tranquillamente senza spaventarsi. Ho ripetuto poi questa cosa e ho visto che non sono per nulla spaventati ma incuriositi.
Una volta mi capitò di averne 12 che mi volavano a bassa quota praticamente sulla testa.
Stessa cosa con i grillai ma dove vado io sono abituati agli umani. In quel caso specifico posso dirti che ho passato giorni in loro compagnia e hanno diversi caratteri. Se vedi nella mia galleria dei grillai, c'è uno scatto che mi sembra che si chiami Buuu. Ecco, quello lo chiamavo il grillaio attore perché ogni volta che tornava con una preda si fermava sopra di me per farmi vedere cosa aveva preso e poi proseguiva verso il nido. Altri invece sono più diffidenti. Penso che anche tra loro ci siano quelli più curiosi, quelli più fifoni ecc... :)    


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sent on 12 Maggio 2016 (18:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

F> Hello, Lambros


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