Falco di palude by mariogiannecchini
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Description
Nella foto di stasera una foto avventurosa , nel senso che , dopo avere lasciato il posto dove cercavo soggetti da fotografare ( senza grande fortuna ) , lungo la strada che porta a Massarosa , vedo con la coda dell� occhio questo bel falco sopra i cavi elettrici. Non ci penso due volte , fermo l�auto e mi sporgo dal finestrino per scattare foto , poi mi accorgo di avere una fila di auto davanti e una dietro ( meno male che sono stati molto pazienti ).
Tonight's a picture adventurous in the sense that, after leaving the place looking for subjects to photograph (without much luck), along the road to Massarosa, I see the corner of 'this beautiful hawk eye on the cables. I do not think twice, stopped the car and I lean out the window to take pictures, then I realize I have a row of cars in front and one behind (thank goodness have been very patient).
Falco di palude - Circus aeruginosus
Atlante della Fauna selvatica italiana - Uccelli
Classificazione sistematica e distribuzione
Classe: Uccelli
Ordine: Falconiformi o Accipitriformi
Famiglia: Accipitridi o Falconidi
Genere: Circus
Specie: aeruginosus
Marsh Harrier - Circus aeruginosus
Italian Atlas of Wildlife - Birds
Systematic classification and distribution
Class: Bird
Order: Falconiformes or Accipitriformes
Family: Accipitridae or falcons
Genre: Circus
Species: aeruginosus
The marsh harrier is present in Europe and North America. It is located in the marshes and reeds, where he spent most of his time flying.
The populations most of northern and southern regions are migratory. Migration in Western Europe beginning in mid-August with the young birds born in the year, followed by adults in September-October. The males migrate later than females and young and arrive later in the over-wintering sites. The rate and extent of migration depends on the place of origin, because the birds originating in the northern parts sooner, move more and faster than the birds from southern Europe, cha, but instead can spend most of the period close to their winter mating area. Migrating south from Europe follows a well-defined, through Gibraltar and the Bosphorus, and rarely cross large bodies of water. During migration they can fly at such heights get over the mountain ranges, although they usually prefer to fly at low altitude. The northward migration begins in February and March and frequently cross the Mediterranean. Usually migrate alone or in small groups, not in large flocks, but when you pose the hawks are more gregarious than usual, forming groups of 300 individuals. The birds arrive in their breeding areas from late March onwards, no later than early May in the zone distribution area to the north. In Italy it is regular migratory and wintering locally sedentary.
Other species of falcon are: Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus, Falco della Regina Falco eleonora, Osprey Pandion haliaetus, Falco peregrinus Peregrine Falcon, Honey Buzzard Pernis apivorus, Red-footed Falcon Falco vespertinus.
http://www.agraria.org/faunaselvatica/falcodipalude.htm
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Comments (41)
Great capture, Mario and a wonderful story to compliment it
This is a lovely shot Mario but I must say it looks more like a Kestrel.
Excellent capture.
beautiful capture
great capture
Que captura e texto magnifico meu amigo, aplausos (5)
Your story (car stop in the middle of the road...) makes me smile, Mario... I'm exactly like you !!! ;~))) Your shot is excellent; at first sight, I agreed with Jeff: more like a kestrel...but after checking on Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Marsh_Harrier) you may be right... Let's wait for the voice of the real specialists (danob ?) :~)
Per fortuna non hanno suonato il clason... avrebbe fatto volare via il falco e non avresti potuto immortalarlo! Hai dei concittadini molto pazienti! ;) Splendida foto! :)
Mario, questa è una splendida foto del falco, amico mio. Sei stato saggio essere così paziente, e sono stati in grado di fotografare questo uccello bellissimo
Caro amico, Mario A catturare grandi di questo bellissimo falco!!!!!
FANTÁSTICA FOTO MEU AMIGO MARAVILHOSO FALCÃO,OBRIGADO PELO TEXTO.++++++++5
Very good picture
HAHAHA! I am glad you stopped the car. Seems that people were very understanding :) WOnderful capture.
Great catch!
Beautiful bird!!!!!
Bellissima fotografia anche se realizzata in condizioni avventurose, bravo Mario!!
Excellent capture and info! :)
Adorable
very sweet bird and a great picture.
im humming bird on the wire by Leonard Cohen while looking at this. Excellent picture
wonderful
Art must be served even if it creates a traffic jam. Excellent image. He looks alert. L'arte deve essere servito, anche se si crea un ingorgo di traffico. Eccellente di immagine. Si guarda avviso.
bellissima foto!! buona notte
What a fantastic shot Mario, gorgeous bird and a perfect capture! Well done!
he looks very proud to me oversseing everything where he sits.
This is a lovely shot erland
Beautiful bird and capture, dear Maro. Wonderful capture. Hugs. Diane. xx
Stunning story about that cars, how fanatic you can be, love it!!! Great pov, this lovely shot, Mario!
Espléndida y muy oportuna toma fotográfica Mario....!!! Complimento.....!!! #:O)
Excellent capture of this beautiful bird,love your story :)************