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sent on January 30, 2012 (23:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
At the technical level is an obvious shake of her mother. At the ethical level, there is an unwritten law that warns against photographing or otherwise intentionally disturb nests or non-emancipated young birds. hello, laurel A livello tecnico è evidente il micromosso della mamma. A livello etico vi è una legge non scritta che invita a non fotografare o comunque disturbare intenzionalmente nidi o giovani non emancipati di uccelli. ciao, lauro
sent on January 31, 2012 (0:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Lauro I agree with you that we should not disturb the nests, but keep in mind that we are talking about "Blackbird," which for convenience and his will has nested on the strawberry to 2 meters from my balcony where I and my family spend every day. The brood was successfully involata about 10 days later, and will probably continue to see. The beak of the mother is not but shake out of focus due to the opening of focus. :-) Lauro sono daccordo con te che non bisogna disturbare i nidi ,ma tieni conto che stiamo parlando di "merlo",che per convenienza e per sua volontà ha nidificato sul corbezzolo a 2 mt dal mio balcone dove io e la mia famiglia passiamo tutti i giorni. La nidiata si è felicemente involata circa 10 giorni dopo,e probabilmente li continuo a vedere. Il becco della mamma non è micromosso ma fuori fuoco a causa dell'apertura focale.
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