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| sent on December 09, 2023 (1:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
More than a sparrow, I would say a snow finch 8-) Più che un passero, direi un fringuello delle nevi  |
| sent on December 09, 2023 (7:36) | This comment has been translated
Nice! |
| sent on December 09, 2023 (9:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Neither sparrow nor snow finch, it is a beautiful and increasingly rare alpine finch (Montifringilla nivalis) ;-) Né passero né fringuello delle nevi, si tratta di un bellissimo e sempre più raro fringuello alpino (Montifringilla nivalis)  |
| sent on December 09, 2023 (10:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Vicky, here you find me unprepared, you give me the scientific name of the snow finch.
Beautiful capture. Hello Vicky, qui mi trovi impreparato, mi dai il nome scientifico del fringuello delle nevi.
Bellissima cattura. Ciao |
| sent on December 09, 2023 (10:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you very much for stopping by and for your interest to everyone! Sorry but I'm not very well versed despite the fact that I always try to deduce what I'm photographing through the Svensson.. for Andnol: snow finch is just another common name associated with the Alpine one (Montifringilla nivalis); for Vicky and Billy: you're definitely right but I took the photo in mid-August (even if I uploaded it only now) and I thought that the yellow beak was only winter, while I was used to seeing adult summer finches with dark beaks. hence the doubt! Grazie mille del passaggio e dell'interessamento a tutti! Scusate ma non sono ferratissimo nonostante cerco di dedurre sempre cosa sto fotografando tramite lo Svensson.. per Andnol: fringuello delle nevi è solo un altro nome comune associato a quello alpino (montifringilla nivalis); per Vicky e Billy: avete sicuramente ragione ma la foto l'ho scattata a ferragosto (anche se l'ho caricata solo ora) e credevo che il becco giallo fosse solo invernale, mentre ero abituato a vedere fringuelli adulti d'esate con becco scuro..da qui il dubbio! |
| sent on December 09, 2023 (14:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Alexandar Polimanti “ Thank you very much for the passage and for the interest to everyone! Sorry but I'm not very well versed despite the fact that I always try to deduce what I'm photographing through the Svensson.. for Andnol: snow finch is just another common name associated with the Alpine one (Montifringilla nivalis); for Vicky and Billy: you're definitely right but I took the photo in mid-August (even if I uploaded it only now) and I thought that the yellow beak was only winter, while I was used to seeing adult summer finches with dark beaks. hence the doubt! „ I
admit that I was unaware of the fact that the alpine finch was also called "snow finch", about the yellow beak it is also typical of juveniles ;-) Alexandar Polimanti " Grazie mille del passaggio e dell'interessamento a tutti! Scusate ma non sono ferratissimo nonostante cerco di dedurre sempre cosa sto fotografando tramite lo Svensson.. per Andnol: fringuello delle nevi è solo un altro nome comune associato a quello alpino (montifringilla nivalis); per Vicky e Billy: avete sicuramente ragione ma la foto l'ho scattata a ferragosto (anche se l'ho caricata solo ora) e credevo che il becco giallo fosse solo invernale, mentre ero abituato a vedere fringuelli adulti d'esate con becco scuro..da qui il dubbio! "
Ammetto che ignoravo il fatto che il fringuello alpino fosse anche chiamato "fringuello delle nevi", in merito al becco giallo è anche tipico dei giovani
Andnol " Vicky, qui mi trovi impreparato, mi dai il nome scientifico del fringuello delle nevi.
Bellissima cattura. Ciao "
Chi è intervenuto prima di me ha parlato di "fringuello delle nevi" ed io ho pensato si riferisse allo zigolo delle nevi: questo perchè ignoravo che il fringuello alpino fosse anche chiamato "fringuello delle nevi". |
| sent on December 09, 2023 (14:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Ok thanks ;-) Ok grazie |
| sent on December 09, 2023 (15:31) | This comment has been translated
Very very nice! |
| sent on December 09, 2023 (16:50) | This comment has been translated
Thank you all! |
| sent on December 10, 2023 (13:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Yes. I meant the Montifringilla nivalis
then I probably mentally translated "snowfinch" (which is the English name) into Italian
Alpine finch is the correct name in Italian.
I apologize for the mistake Si. Intendevo proprio il Montifringilla nivalis
poi probabilmente ho tradotto mentalmente "snowfinch" (che è il nome inglese) in italiano
Fringuello alpino è il nome corretto in italiano.
Chiedo scusa per l'errore |
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