Φωτογράφος άγριας φύσης

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Re: Φωτογράφος άγριας φύσης
Reply #30 on: 18 May, 2009, 01:31:49
Βέβαια, από το χεράκι να μη σε δαγκώσει κανένα άγριο ζώο...
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Re: Φωτογράφος άγριας φύσης
Reply #31 on: 18 May, 2009, 01:50:58
Ναι, ναι... :-)
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Re: Φωτογράφος άγριας φύσης
Reply #32 on: 19 May, 2009, 00:23:42
Quote from: spiros on 18 May, 2009, 01:31:49
Βέβαια, από το χεράκι να μη σε δαγκώσει κανένα άγριο ζώο...

Μιας και μίλησες για άγρια ζώα... Δεν το ξανασκέφτεσαι... Λέω εγώ τώρα...
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Re: Φωτογράφος άγριας φύσης
Reply #33 on: 19 May, 2009, 00:52:54
Μην είσαι προβοκατόρισσα εσύ, μικρή. :-)
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Re: Φωτογράφος άγριας φύσης
Reply #34 on: 19 May, 2009, 02:14:36
To photograph the swans in their environment meant I had to endure the same conditions - snowstorms and high winds that roll the snow across the flat land in great waves. The storm was so bitter I wished I could have escaped along with the swans.' Every winter, huge flocks of whooper swans migrate from the far north of Europe and Asia to warmer lowlands. The Rongcheng Swan Lake nature reserve in eastern China is a major overwintering sanctuary for whooper swans. But even here, when the fresh water freezes, the birds are forced to feed in the fields, digging through the snow for grass.

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Reply #35 on: 19 May, 2009, 02:24:21
Υπέροχες φωτογραφίες!
At last, I have peace.

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Re: Φωτογράφος άγριας φύσης
Reply #36 on: 21 May, 2009, 13:21:54
Claudio Contreras Koob (Mexico)

Big baby nap

'I was photographing wildlife on Guadalupe Island off the coast of Mexico as part of a major scientific project, and watched this elephant seal weanling splash around in the surf and then haul up onto the beach and fall asleep. It's a dangerous time, as big, plump babies with limited swimming skills attract great white sharks.' Female elephant seals go without food while they nurse their pups. By the time the pup is weaned, its mother is starving and abandons it to go in search of food - the youngsters are left to fend for themselves. Young elephant seals must quickly learn to catch deep-water squid, octopus, fish and crabs.

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Re: Φωτογράφος άγριας φύσης
Reply #37 on: 21 May, 2009, 14:49:31
Βικούλα, έλα και θα σε πάμε μαζί!!!!! Θέλω να ξαναπάω. Είχα πάει και πέρυσι και είχα πάθει πλάκα...

Οι τιμές, βέβαια, των αναμνηστικών λευκωμάτων ήταν τρομακτικές, αλλά το όλο θέμα αξίζει.
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Re: Φωτογράφος άγριας φύσης
Reply #38 on: 21 May, 2009, 15:10:01
Το τελευταίο λεύκωμα:


http://www.greekbooks.gr/BookDetails.aspx?id=195125
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Re: Φωτογράφος άγριας φύσης
Reply #39 on: 21 May, 2009, 15:27:47
Το ξέρω, Σπύρο. Έχω ενημερωθεί.

Θα πάρω μέρος και στο διαγωνισμό! Θα σας πω!
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Re: Φωτογράφος άγριας φύσης
Reply #40 on: 30 May, 2009, 13:41:03
Catriona Parfitt (United Kingdom)

The show

'As it walked slowly towards the waterhole at Hobatere Lodge in Namibia, this solitary giraffe kept looking over towards four lions on a nearby ridge. One of the lions, an ambitious young male, raced down from the ridge to chase the giraffe for some distance, watched by the assembled oryx.' Lions are the giraffe's main predators, and giraffes are particularly vulnerable to attack when lying down, drinking or feeding from the ground. Unlike females, male giraffes tend to live alone, which also makes them more open to predation.

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