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Bonelli's eagle...

aquila del Bonelli 2013

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Bonelli's eagle sent on July 17, 2013 (2:42) by Roberto Savioli. 27 comments, 2507 views.

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avatarsenior
sent on July 17, 2013 (2:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Roberto but I do not want a picture like that just makes me sad. Sacrificing a live animal to take pictures is one thing that I can not conceive. I love the Bonelli's eagle and since they were organized fields of protection of these beautiful animals in Sicily I am part of. I hope it does not come ever to justify tie a live animal to make it easy to eat predator ... if that happens well in Sicily (I hope not) I will not make more of the fields of protection.
Forgive me I do not want to offend you personally but these pictures are worth very little.
I just hope you understand the spirit of my speech and do not take it personally (I have nothing against you).
They'll tell you that this money used to finance the project etc. .. etc. .. Well there are many other ways to make money but this is brutal and cruel in my eyes and schifoso.
Hello

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sent on July 17, 2013 (6:21) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

beautiful the whole series

avatarsenior
sent on July 17, 2013 (7:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I agree with Antonio!! Beautiful Eagle!!!

avatarsupporter
sent on July 17, 2013 (9:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

In fact, the question of 'live bait is delicate,
not by the merits because they know little
but I think that Antonio has, so very correct,
expressed his opinion.

Hello, see you soon!

avatarsenior
sent on July 17, 2013 (12:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

"Roberto, but I do not want a picture like this only makes me sad. Sacrificing a live animal to take pictures is one thing that I can not conceive. Love the Bonelli's eagle and since they were organized in the fields of protection of Sicily I am part of these beautiful animals. I hope it does not come ever to justify tie a live animal to make it easy to eat predator ... if that happens well in Sicily (I hope not) I will not make more of the fields of protection .
Forgive me I do not want to offend you personally but these pictures are worth very little.
I just hope you understand the spirit of my speech and do not take it personally (I have nothing against you).
They'll tell you that this money used to finance the project etc. .. etc. .. Well there are many other ways to make money but this is brutal and cruel and in my eyeslousy.
Hello "

You are absolutely right. Doubly if you were vegetarian ...

avatarsenior
sent on July 17, 2013 (12:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I have already 'seen similar shots posted on this forum, do not remember who, made in Spain, where they give as food to eagles live pigeons ... there was a long debate on that picture.
I quoto around Antonio and add that in my humble opinion there is little in these shots of'' natural''.
Gianluca

avatarsenior
sent on July 17, 2013 (14:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Roberto I know that instead you took it personally. Possibly the thing I'm sorry. I do not understand the reference to vegetarian ... in fact they are not. Let me get this for you and 'the same thing "Antonio Guarrera" who eats meat (and that' the normal diet of a human being) than in the live pigeon tied up and fed it to make you take pictures?
It seems to me that the connection is a decisive and exasperated forcing.
Maybe I misunderstood me.
I confirm that from a naturalistic point of view these photos, for the reasons mentioned above, are worth zero. And 'pure evil "according to me of course."

avatarsenior
sent on July 18, 2013 (5:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Antonio. Quiet, nothing personal for me either, I figured! However, you understand very well. To me, that if you eat the pigeon Antonio Guarrera or Bonelli's eagle is the exact same thing, and I'm afraid it's the same for the pigeon. For the rest, I think you're right: from the naturalistic point of view these pictures are worth very little, like, of course, photos of vultures made mass graves in Spain, where the griffon vultures and follow (like hens in a chicken coop) l ' man who distributes their butcher's offal (for a fee) or Sea Eagle in Poland (for a fee), or the red-footed falcon in Hungary (for a fee) or all the pictures taken in huts previously prepared (by others and always payment) with live bait or death. Unless you use (usually the case) two weights and two measures.
Regards, R,

avatarsenior
sent on July 18, 2013 (6:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Considering that Roberto has his reasons, I remind everyone an episode a few years ago, then everyone is free to think as they see fit:

Wolf Tame, Retired Prize

It took a month or so before the jury of the prestigious photographic competition Wildlife Photographer of the Year took a decision. Now the judgment is public: the wolf portrait by Spanish photographer José Luis Rodriguez in the act of jumping a fence is not a wild animal, but a trained wolf in captivity. In short, the picture is a "hoax and therefore must punish the photographer who took the game by the jury.

We had talked about the thing - Wildlife Photographer of the Year: winning a buffalo? - When the Finnish magazine HerLuonto men had raised suspicions about the photos, beautiful but far from ... natural and that "Iberian wolf" who preferred to show off with a leap worthy of publicity Heart oil rather than go unnoticed.
Rodriguez has put his face and, of course, also the award. The jury also ruled him for life by the competition.

avatarsenior
sent on July 18, 2013 (9:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Roberto find me although I agree the carnage less cruel and often useful.
The problem is not 'eat the pigeon but bind him alive. The Bonelli must hunt alone. Wire the live animal and 'badness.
I took the pictures to the vultures but what might have been nice to see them and photograph them up close and I 'failure to surprise and research

avatarsenior
sent on July 18, 2013 (10:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I would like to express my opinion in this regard:
Assuming that the practice of tying can be pigeon alive (nowadays) considered cruel and barbarous custom, remember that in many forms of capture of live bait is used, not the fish, where they are pierced under the skin, with of large hooks, the small fish of smaller size or undersized to be considered legally to be withdrawn, and the relaunch of "sporty" and "lawfully" in the water, drifting, waiting for the arrival of large predator .... even pierce the worm in ' love could be considered barbarous!
And then how many times, from an early age, in the Tarzan movies or Sandokan, we were fed the scene of the goat tied to the pole to capture the lion or the tiger?
If you would like to talk about ethics, or consider how far we can go in lawful, senza go to trespass, you may imbandire long and interminable speeches, that might even end up going to because we eat meat, and each one could cite their justifications and motives, and still stand on the side of reason.
I think that everything can contain him in what we believe makes us proud in being arrived to this result, and nothing more.
I have gone in the first person, entire seasons in precarious hiding in the open countryside, or along the edges of streams, waiting for some wild pass "accidentally" in my visual range. Then I discovered the natural reserves, with lots of cabanas equipped with slits, and a lot has changed in terms of results. I found the griffins, on days that are close to the pre-mass graves, filled with slaughter waste, .... but while I waited for thenvano for whole mornings, the sighting of the golden eagle, over the ridge of the mountain. Others go in the oases in payment, considered a sort of amusement parks, for photographers who prefer to have lunch served immediately Bell'O (rightly because they paid for it!). Many attract wild with systematic preventive pasturazioni based on all sorts of goodies, before the fateful day X. ...
Animals in captivity, in a controlled environment, in semi-liberty, in total freedom even if in a protected reserve, in total freedom, but on the roof of your own home .... boh!
Although the speech of Antony, about all'ingiustificabile sacrifice of some sort maybe series "B" in order to resume the copy of "A" series is I totally agree, I do not feel, however, to line a priori, tosword, to the benefit of all "noble" principles.
About until today I have seen too many situations that have the grotesque and incredible ....
I can only say that for me the trick of the pigeon is not very rewarding, although I thought several times to puppets plush, or of rubber snakes, arranged in advance, to increase the chances of success

avatarsenior
sent on July 18, 2013 (11:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Well! Let me clarify that I do not spend my days torturing animals by tying them here and there waiting for some prey bigger if you eat it. If you look at my galleries, you will also see some pictures of birds "caught up" in an "orthodox." In that case, I was in Extremadura, I was asked to do these shots and I accepted without thinking much. Of course, if I had proposed to put a dove or any other wild animal rare, captured especially for this purpose (which would make the photo more interesting), I would have said no. But a pigeon, forgive me, is always a pigeon, and I do not think his sufferings were greater than those of the same animal destined for our tables. I seem to have read some time ago that every year, in the world, are killed 60miliardi (I hope I do not write something stupid) Of animals for food purposes. A considerable part does not even on the tables and ends up being unused and thrown. Then it must be said that this system of feeding the pigeon Bonelli with live improvisation is not an unscrupulous entrepreneur but a precise program of the government to safeguard the species (if it is, then, a sensible thing, I do not know). As for the value of these shots, although made to an animal totally wild and free, we all know that is definitely relative. Not for nothing that I am making now (calmly) photos taken in April. In any case, my goal (unattainable?) Is to photograph a decent all European species (how many? 400? 450?). Because of my age, in some cases, some shortcuts will be taken, provided that it remains within legal systems and allowed. Regards, R.

avatarsenior
sent on July 18, 2013 (12:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Considering that Roberto has his reasons, I remind everyone an episode a few years ago, then everyone is free to think as they see fit:

Wolf Tame, Retired Prize

"It took a month or so before the jury of the prestigious photographic competition Wildlife Photographer of the Year took a decision. Now the judgment is public: the wolf portrait by Spanish photographer José Luis Rodriguez in the act of jumping a fence is not an animal wild, but a trained wolf in captivity. In short, the picture is a "hoax and therefore must punish the photographer who took the game by the jury.

We had talked about the thing - Wildlife Photographer of the Year: winning a buffalo? - When the Finnish magazineSuomen Luonto had raised suspicions about the photos, beautiful but far from ... natural and that "Iberian wolf" who preferred to show off with a leap worthy of publicity Heart oil rather than go unnoticed.
Rodriguez has put his face and, of course, also the award. The jury also ruled him for life from competition "

Who has not sin cast the first stone ...... time ago I watched a documentary filmed wild in Africa. A female cheetah resting under a big tree. Her cubs were playing with each other. A bucolic scene and untouched. Then the cameraman has expanded and, suddenly, it seemed to be the parking lot of Mc donald. Tens of ATVs, parked in a semicircle, trying improbable maneuvers in search of the best shot, getting closer. Eventually, a child diedcrushed by a wheel.

avatarsupporter
sent on July 18, 2013 (12:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Roberto, I think it sparked an uproar excessive,
and there is no question of animal series A or B, because for me it does not exist,
of course I also have my preferences, it is human.
However, I fully agree with you with the talk food
Whereas we eat everyday animals from birth
are destined to end up on our plates, often kept in poor conditions.
As they say, he who is without sin cast the first stone.
The issue is a thorny one, the reason is a bit 'everywhere,
I think it's just a matter of consistency and be okay with a clear conscience!
Thanks again for the advice,
the next shots hoping that release less dust and moreù acclaim!

avatarjunior
sent on July 18, 2013 (16:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I believe that this time, we let ourselves be misled by incomplete and incorrect news ...
We must first of all know that the pigeon is not sacrificed solely to satisfy the selfishness of the photographer who wants to take home the shot at Bonelli. The pigeons are placed as easy prey for the eagle, regularly, that there is or there is not a photographer, a few times a week.
I do not want to be a hypocrite, so I will say that I know very well that one of the purposes, is surely to create a shed rewarding for those who manage it. But it nonetheless the second purpose, it is more important, and it is to give a power of AID Bonelli, trying not to affect its behavior.
Antonio, who participates in the fields in Sicily, says he does not approve of such a practice in our region.
I forI put to say that I disagree, because the Spanish project, has amply demonstrated to give excellent results, bringing a specimen almost extinct, to several tens of couples across the country.
As for the poor pigeons, remember that when they become pests, and we catch them gasiamo .... between the legs of a Bonelli, it seems to me a much nobler.

avatarsenior
sent on July 18, 2013 (18:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Between last year and this year have fledged in Sicily fifty chicks .... all without the ca .. ata pigeon and with very little money. Well to me it means something all of this.
Honestly I have to laugh when we talk about men weed species ... the ox Calling The Kettle Black

avatarsenior
sent on July 18, 2013 (18:25) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hehe that show. Luckily I have more photos of Bonelli. I put one in the
month, so 'we animate a little' forum. Claudiooooo but when we make our dinner?

avatarsenior
sent on July 18, 2013 (18:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I do not meddle in the endless debate on the pigeon, but take advantage of your words to tell you that I think, perhaps wrongly, I read that the species of birds to photograph in Europe are just over 600 ... :-D
and add that the meat is bad .. I also eat it, because good, but I know to be wrong, the man is not carnivorous :-(

avatarsenior
sent on July 18, 2013 (19:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Aaaaahhhhhh! 600? We have spent too budgies!? :-| Wow wow! They're not I can do it!

avatarsenior
sent on July 19, 2013 (2:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)


The time now pictures in this section, I think you love these animals and those who love these animals so as to follow them, study them, photograph them, observe them hiding in bushes and mud puo'stare not stop to capture a scene in which a bird that devours another and 'was compelled by force to stay there!
Sorry for the outburst but in my opinion those who post in this section can not 'consider Serie A dying breed an eagle and a pigeon an animal of series B.
Gianluca


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