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At full load sent on May 29, 2013 (16:57) by Mriago. 10 comments, 899 views.

, 1/80 f/5.6, ISO 1600, tripod. Specie: Carduelis chloris

Questa è una scena che negli anni precedenti ho osservato ad Aprile, non a Maggio. Sintomo di una primavera che non ne vuole sapere di voltare pagina e di diventare gradualmente estate. Tra l'altro non sono più sicuro che questo sia un verdone. Che ne dite? Faccio un po' di confusione nel distinguere verdoni, verzellini e simili?

14 persons like it: Adrian76, Afrikachiara, Alex150, Andrea_cristo, Charliee71, Dal Pozzo Carlo, Elleemme, Flyingalex, Franco Bonanni, Guidotti Claudio, Mariomazzurana, Paolo Caloisi, Pm544, Roberto1977

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Pm544

sent on May 29, 2013 (18:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful moment :)
Maurizio

Bepi	sent on May 29, 2013 (18:45) \| This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original) From the eyebrow should be a yellow serin hello

Pallotta Luigi

sent on May 29, 2013 (18:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

a nice compliment document

Riccardo Deon

sent on May 29, 2013 (20:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Definitely a great Verzellina with children! congratulations for the photo :), you're right this year many species are back with playback, the heavy rains and the cold of the last few days have not been a great help to our little friends!

Giuseppe Benini

sent on May 29, 2013 (20:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

nice!

Elleemme

sent on May 29, 2013 (21:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Setting with soft focus effect really intriguing. Sharpness, maf, when caught and colors at the top. hello and good life, laurel

WCurtis

sent on May 30, 2013 (1:24)

Interesting perspective. I like it. Well done. Wally

Bato10

sent on May 30, 2013 (12:13) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

You hit it! Great moment

Mriago

sent on May 30, 2013 (16:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you all for the comments. Serin (a) then. Good.
Just to enrich the history of this shot, which ends in an unexpected way: I was sitting outside the house, where I have a small garden with some trees including a small pine and silver which is from the house you no 5 meters. Right here they put on these serins house, about 2 feet off the ground, on a branch particularly suitable for the purpose. My dad passes under weekly with mower (does a crazy mess ...), but these do not care at all. Similarly my dog ??playing down there with plastic bottles does not seem to bother them. And this year they dared more than usual (usually stood on a pine tree, which is about 9-10 meters from the house) and there is a reason. That is why the Magpies, a significant oversupply than in previous years. And these magpies (cabbage ... pass me the expressionany) they are hungry, a hungry beast. I noticed several times that, despite the proverbial distrust and cunning, is much closer to homes and go to eat the eggs and young of various species, mainly passerines and therefore serins. So here, in contrast to their 'colleagues' most unfortunate (some benjamins, yes those) who were the most distant pine, the serins have achieved their goal. And I can say for sure, now you'll understand why. I said, I was sitting outside the house and I noticed that Serin mom was watching me from the first birch (close to the nest pine) and then from the top of the pine-house itself. As soon as I turned my gaze, taaacito! A leap and here she is on the nest to distribute the supplies to her children. And there was just this little "tunnel" that allowed me to enjoy the show in the front row. To which are"Course" in the house, I took 7D +400 (always ready) and I placed the tripod and waiting for the return of mom next Serin. On his return, about 5-10 minutes later, in the same manner circumspect than before, takes place aboard the nest and distributes to small. Time to have a burst of 4 shots, of which only this that I posted with the subject in focus and clearly visible, and Serin mother greets the three small (mind I was checking the shots) taking flight and go away, also with a certain agility. Without saying goodbye: rude!
Sorry, my "story" can seem overwhelming because the shot is relatively trivial in this period. But the conclusion was quite unexpected for me.
Thanks again to all. Grazie a tutti per i commenti. Verzellino(a) quindi. Bene.
Giusto per arricchire la storia di questo scatto, che si conclude in maniera inaspettata: ero seduto fuori casa, dove ho un piccolo giardino con alcuni alberi tra cui un piccolo pino argentato che dista dall'abitazione si e no 5 metri. Proprio qui hanno messo su casa questi verzellini, a circa 2 metri da terra, su un ramo particolarmente adatto allo scopo. Mio papà ci passa sotto settimanalmente col tagliaerba (fa un casino pazzesco...), ma questi non se ne curano minimamente. Allo stesso modo il mio cane che gioca lì sotto con le bottiglie di plastica non sembra infastidirli. E quest'anno hanno osato più del solito (di solito stavano su un pino che dista circa 9-10 metri dalla casa) e c'è un motivo. Quel motivo sono le gazze, in forte sovrannumero rispetto agli anni precedenti. E queste gazze (del cavolo...passatemi l'espressione) hanno fame, una fame bestiale. Ho notato più volte che, nonostante la proverbiale diffidenza e furbizia, si avvicinano molto di più alle case e vanno a cibarsi delle uova e dei piccoli di varie specie, prevalentemente passeriformi e quindi anche verzellini. Ecco quindi che, a differenza dei loro "colleghi" più sfortunati (dei verdoni, quelli sì) che stavano sul pino più distante, i verzellini hanno raggiunto il loro scopo. E posso dirlo con certezza, ora capirete il perché. Dicevo, ero seduto fuori casa e ho notato mamma verzellino che mi teneva d'occhio prima dalla betulla (vicina al pino del nido) e poi dalla cima del pino-casa stesso. Appena ho voltato lo sguardo, taaac!!! Un balzo ed eccola sul nido a distribuire le provviste ai suoi piccoli. E c'era proprio questo piccolo "tunnel" che mi consentiva di ammirare lo spettacolo in prima fila. Al ché, sono "corso" in casa, ho preso 7D+400 (sempre pronti) e treppiede e mi sono piazzato in attesa del ritorno successivo di mamma verzellino. Al suo ritorno, circa 5-10 minuti dopo, con le stesse modalità circospette di prima, prende posizione a bordo nido e distribuisce ai piccoli. Il tempo di fare una raffica di 4 scatti, di cui solo questo che ho postato a fuoco e col soggetto ben visibile, e mamma verzellino saluta i tre piccoli (mente io stavo controllando gli scatti) che prendono il volo e se ne vanno via, anche con una certa agilità. Senza salutare: maleducati!!!
Scusate, il mio "racconto" può sembrare eccessivo perché lo scatto è relativamente banale in questo periodo. Ma la conclusione è stata per me alquanto inaspettata.
Grazie ancora a tutti.

Roberto1977

sent on May 30, 2013 (20:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

What a great catch! There was also an outdoor setting. Congratulations!

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