Passarinhando em Campinas / Maio de 2012

Jul 142012

Depois de muito tempo sem sair para passarinhar em Campinas, resolvi sair neste final de semana que passou.

Dia 27 de maio fui lá na região do Solar das Andorinhas. O dia não estava muito bom pela manhã, pois tinha muiiiiiiiiiiiiiita neblina. Mas fui direto em um ponto que eu queria, e esperei por um tempo para que o sol saísse.

Não havia muito som na área, mas voltando em uma estradinha de terra, vi algo passar em uma área alagada. Toquei a saracura-sanã e, bingo!

Ainda fiquei na região do Solar das Andorinhas por um tempo, e então voltei para Paulínia.

Na estrada da Rhodia, vi esses dois falcões-de-coleira. Não sei se casal ou adulto e jovem.

Jefferson R. de O. e Silva

Jefferson Silva is based in Brazil and is a project manager for software development projects. He has been birding since 2004. Jefferson has created the first Brazilian birding website, which was kept running from 2005 to 2009. He has created the birding group for Campinas and region, with around 20 members. Since 2011, Jefferson has traveled searching for new species, photographing as many as he can, and sharing all experiences, trying to make people understand how important any form of life is.

Luiz Roberto Passos
é um casal sim! os dois com plumagens adultas! sendo a femea a pousada mais abaixo, note que o tamanho dela é mior que o do macho pousado logo acima!
- Jefferson Silva
  Oi Luiz Roberto, obrigado pelo comentário.
  Abs,
  Jefferson

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