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| sent on August 04, 2013 (18:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Congratulations as well as for the beautiful photos for your caption that I hope will be read by many people as possible.
All the best, Dino Complimenti oltre che per la bella foto per la tua didascalia che spero venga letta da più persone possibili.
Un saluto, Dino |
| sent on August 06, 2013 (0:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Perfect cutting, big shot. Hello Gianni. Taglio perfetto, grande scatto. Ciao Gianni. |
| sent on August 06, 2013 (7:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I thank those who have lingering clicked 'like', Dino Towers and Gioletter always welcome for the comment :-). Hello and good luck, laurel Ringrazio chi soffermandosi ha cliccato "mi piace", Dino Torri e Gioletter per il sempre gradito commento  . Ciao e buona fortuna, lauro |
| sent on August 06, 2013 (8:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
ElleEmme, I do not usually do not leave the "like" images that comment, but I was rather impressed by your caption that I find sweet / bitter and brings us back to responsibility from which we must abstain.
Again, thank you for your sensitivity and strength in an attempt to at least make the reader aware of your caption.
Congratulations and best regards, Dino
Elleemme, non sono solito non lasciare il "mi piace" alle immagini che commento, ma sono rimasto piuttosto colpito dalla tua didascalia che trovo dolce/amara e ci riporta a responsabilità dalle quali non dobbiamo astenersi.
Ancora grazie per tua sensibilità e forza nel tentativo di rendere perlomeno consapevoli chi legge la tua didascalia.
Complimenti e un saluto, Dino
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| sent on August 06, 2013 (19:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Lauro Congratulations, you've managed to make it enjoyable and interesting also the Hermit Ibis. Excellent accompanying caption.
Aquilera. Complimenti Lauro, sei riuscito a rendere piacevole ed interessante anche l'Ibis Eremita. Ottima la didascalia di accompagnamento.
Aquilera. |
| sent on August 06, 2013 (21:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I thank the re-passage Dino Torri and welcome comment Eraldo Brunettin ;-). x Dino: The term sweet / bitter that you have used well underlines the precariousness of this species. Take for example the case of the Hermit Ibis in freedom: there are several hundred in Morocco (population north and south of Agadir), where, after a worrying decline that had brought them to perhaps no more than 200-250 are now projecting a total about twice as much.
These data oscillating create a certain kind of optimism alternated with periods negatives.
The projects, funding and volunteers are the 3 basic ingredients to the medium and / or long term realize their goals.
The good news in the short term will start a campaign against poaching, which will also invest Italy to raise awareness about these birds and those who illegally breaks down thethe strikes mistakenly given that in recent years there have been several leaks of subjects related to the Austrian project. The campaign will also see the collaboration of the Italian Federation of Hunting (FIDC) ;-).
Hello everyone and keep our fingers crossed laurel
Ringrazio del ri-passaggio Dino Torri e del gradito commento Eraldo Brunettin  . x Dino: il termine dolce/amara che tu hai ben usato sottolinea la precarietà di questa specie. Prendiamo ad esempio il caso degli Ibis Eremita In libertà : esistono alcune centinaia in Marocco (popolazione a nord e a sud di Agadir), dove, dopo un calo preoccupante che li aveva portati a forse non più di 200 - 250 sono ora risalti a un totale di circa il doppio.
Questi dati oscillanti creano un certo tipo di ottimismo alternato a periodi negativi.
I progetti , i finanziamenti e i volontari sono i 3 ingredienti base per poter nel medio e/o lungo periodo concretizzare gli obiettivi prefissati.
Una buona notizia : Partirà a breve periodo una campagna anti bracconaggio che investirà anche L'Italia per sensibilizzare chi abbatte illegalmente questi uccelli e chi li abbatte erroneamente dato che negli ultimi anni vi sono state diverse perdite di soggetti legati al progetto austriaco . La campagna vedrà anche la collaborazione della Federazione Italiana Della Caccia (FIDC).
Ciao a tutti e incrociamo le dita, lauro
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| sent on August 08, 2013 (15:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
beautiful portrait ... ;-) and hope for the best for their future! splendido ritratto... e speriamo bene per il loro futuro! |
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