Este fue nuestro segundo avistaje del Chororó en la provincia de Formosa, en esta oportunidad lo observamos temprano a la mañana en la estancia Don Joaquín, el primero en aparecer fue el macho el cual se acercó bastante al lugar en el que yo estaba y me permitió obtener una buena imagen, mejoré bastante las […]
Wildlife Flash Photography Tips at Dawn and Dusk
Dusk and dawn are photographically magical times of the day for flash photography. The sky is usually at it very best 15 to 30 minutes before and after the sun has risen or set, that is weather permitting of course. Combine these rich colours creating stunning backdrops with an interesting well-lit subject at exactly the […]
The Eurasian Nuthatch
Sitta europaea – Passeriformes – Sittidae – Sittelle torchepot – Prise sur le fait! – Caught in the act!
Spoon-billed Sandpiper: Hatch
Spoon-billed Sandpipers lay 4 eggs in a simple tundra nest comprised of a shallow depression, most often in mosses, lined with a few dwarf willow leaves. The nest is incubated by both adults on half-day shifts — the male most often during the day and the female at night. After 21 days of incubation the […]
Dancing to the Morning Light
A pair of Hooded Crane displaying in front of their offspring on a bright, sunny winter morning at Arasaki, Izumi-shi, Kagoshima, Japan.
Northern Territory Road trip (Part I – Uluru to Kings Canyon)
In April 2012 my good friend and I went on a month-long road trip to Australia’s Northern Territory – the state known as the country’s wildlife capital famed for its diverse and spectacular wilderness areas. We started the journey in the coastal town of Elliston in South Australia, crossed the continent to the northern ocean […]
Benteveo gritón (Loud Great Kiskadee)
Aveces las fotos salen bien producto de estar sentado con la cámara lista y tener la suerte de que las aves se posen cerca nuestro como en este caso en el que estando sentado en el patio de mi casa un Pitogüé se posó en la chimenea del respiradero bastante cerca mío y mientras lo […]
The Marsh tit… diving!
Parus palustris – Passeriformes – Paridae – La Nonnette – 300 mm + Convert. 1/4 Ici c’est la rafale au /2500è et une bonne lumière naturelle qui m’ont permis ce dernier cliché… Grâce au point rouge sur la tête et au 10ème de seconde d’hésitation de la mésange j’ai obtenu cette netteté… J’étais contente, car […]