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sent on December 19, 2024 (15:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Nice specimen. If I may allow myself a couple of questions: - how far away were you? - Is there any glass or protective nets in that butterfly house? A warm greeting Bell'esemplare.
Se mi posso permettere un paio di domande: - a che distanza eri? - ci sono vetri o reti di protezione in quella casa delle farfalle?
sent on December 19, 2024 (18:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Inside the Milano Marittima greenhouse, all butterflies fly free. Only the huge Attacus atlas is kept in a small house and shown to the public on request. I don't remember how far away I was from the numilia. Some species landed on leaves at 3 meters, others at eye level. I had brought a tripod but with the comings and goings of people they often stayed still only for a few seconds and so I did hunting photography freehand. In the insect house next door there are large exotic arthropods closed in display cases, but they are rooms left in semi-darkness and with the flash bouncing off the glass of the cages, photographing there is not really the best. There is also a greenhouse dedicated to local butterflies, but after seeing the giants of tropical countries, macaone and vanesse disfigure. :-D Hi, thank you. :) All'interno della serra di Milano Marittima tutte le farfalle volano libere. Solamente l'enorme Attacus atlas viene tenuta in una casetta e mostrata al pubblico su richiesta.
Non mi ricordo a che distanza fossi per la numilia. Alcune specie si posavano su foglie a 3 metri, altre ad altezza uomo. Io mi ero portato il treppiede ma con il via vai di gente spesso non restavano ferme che per qualche secondo e così ho fatto caccia fotografia a mano libera.
Nella casa degli insetti che è accanto ci sono invece grossi artropodi esotici chiusi nelle teche, ma sono locali lasciati nella semioscurità e con il flash che rimbalza sui vetri delle gabbie, fotografare lì non è proprio il massimo.
Vi è anche una serra dedicata alla farfalle nostrane, ma dopo aver visto le giganti dei Paesi tropicali, macaone e vanesse sfigurano.
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