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Lanner subspecies F. b. Feldeggii

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Lanner subspecies F. b. Feldeggii [Video] sent on October 21, 2015 (19:17) by Photo-busters Sicily. 3 comments, 923 views.

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avatarjunior
sent on October 21, 2015 (19:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

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The Lanner falcon (Falco biarmicus) live in Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, in Asia Minor, in Italy and the Balkans. The subspecies F. b. Feldeggii deals with Italy and its "fortress" is Sicily.
typical species of open environments, the Lanner prefers pseudo-steppe territories but is able to attend a wide variety of habitats ranging from deserts to0AI newborns remain in the surrounding areas for a couple of months and the achievement of the third year of age begin to look for their own territory and a partner. I is two years now that I am fond of birdwatching and animal that fascinates me most is just the
Lanner that has won my heart because it is as beautiful as rare and threatened. It is the apex of the food chain as it feeds mainly on birds of medium-small size, although it may preying birds like the Jackdaw and the pigeon, I saw myself sticking together with Cappellacce, corn buntings etc. The Lanner is a species with a certain biodiversity value because of Afro-tropical origin that lives in a peripheral context of its distribution area. Environments that occupies instead have a banaturalness index ss (such as pseudo-cereal steppes) and unfortunately this means that couples are almost never protected by environmental constraints.
The Lanner is very rare, the causes of its decline are manifold. Among these it is certainly the poaching although it is not known exactly which entity has on local populations precisely because there is no numeric data published at the scientific level. These bloodhound-falconers, who often pretend to "love nature" really only have economic interests. Exploit this illegal economic niche plundering the nests of rare birds of prey and then sell them to the highest bidder (falconers, collectors etc ..). The latter in turn exploit these poor unfortunates to squalid medieval little show that to make matters worse they are often funded by the municipalities.
Because of all these and many more, the Lanner, in recent decades seems in big trouble, and this becomes more and more important every year fledglings as many chicks. The good fortune of seeing stolen them young people pays me makes up for all the efforts made to protect them. In my small way I try to contribute to the preservation of this species, monitoring the closest sites and I plan to continue in the future, contributing more and more as soon as I'm older and independent.

Text by: Cristian Panarisi
scientific supervision: Giovanni Leonardi



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sent on October 21, 2015 (22:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Compliments.
To the difficulties to access to places inaccessible in taking the birds at different times of giornata.Unico fact it is that these few scenes for information and documentary at the end say little.
He says most of the writing.
I imagine the hours spent waiting for the subject (subjects) are used to it and accept the human presence (photographer) almost to be a friend.
I share the clarification to the "Code of Ethics of the Wildlife Photographer".
Domenico
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avatarjunior
sent on October 22, 2015 (16:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello
Domenicoc54
, we agree on the fact your initial. We have many videos of this kind, but we decided to use only these short clips to ensure the safety of the sites themselves. This is because many of the videos we made, are carried out by such a distance that, despite adequate professional equipment, would emphasize the surrounding environment and thus could provide guidance for the recognition sites. So these are species at enormous risk we had to take this precaution at the expense of the video itself.
Another important precaution for the realization of the video in this species, was to study, in the weeks prior to the brood, perches regulars of individuals followed and finally lurk in favor of these points before dawn, with the help of a shed camouflage, withoutnever come out (even for physiological needs) until sunset. This is because the variety is particularly elusive and wary of man, not used to it and do not accept the human and even see it as a disorder.
The distance from which we made all the movies in this species has been even greater than that which can be achieved through the telescope in digiscoping since we used a 600mm and a camera with a crop factor of 2,7X, in addition to one or more multipliers focal mounted cascade depending on the circumstances.
2 nesting pairs from us followed continued normally and our presence has not affected in the least about the care of the chicks. In both cases, all the chicks have fledged successfully from the two nesting sites. For the reasons so far listed riteniamo that human disturbance made by us has been practically nil, and also, in our small way, we have secured an anti-poaching, no small feat for a species as threatened.
I hope I have been exhaustive, thanks for your contribution and welcome on our youtube channel ;-)
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