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Coastline.
A stretch of the Norwegian
coast, few kilometres beyond the historical village of
Kjerringøy...
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Frozen
Trees. Some situations always give me a
strange feeling...
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Siberian
Tit. A portrait placed on the top of a young
spruce in swedish taiga...
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Spider on wild Tulip.
The "spider-crab" is a part of that category of spiders...
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Purple Heron.
Shy and reserved at least as his relative Grey
Heron could be confiding...
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Cotton
grass. Flowers have a privileged place
between my preferred subjects, maybe maximum example of the grace ...
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Green
Toad. For once this picture doesn't derive from an encounter in the natural habitat...
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Pyrenees.
The chain of Pyrenees (France, Spain) has a special
charm...
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Red
Fox.
Pictures of wildlife in its environment are
among my preferred ones, and unfortunately for me they are one of less easy... |
Insects
Mating. A subject that is within
everybody's reach (as often happens in close-up photography)... |
Toads Mating.
One more picture of mating, one more hymn to the
imminent springtime... |
Grey
Heron capturing Fieldmouse. One of the biggest among the European birds, and also one of
the easier to observe... |
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Brambling. Brambling
is a close relative of the common Chaffinch, and it represents, somehow,
its northern version...
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Lavender.
When in the "High Lands" of Provence
july comes, the country covers itself of mauve and blue...
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Fairy
Slipper. Far, rare, but
above all wonderful. In three words is contained the identity card of the
Calypso...
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Autumn
stream. As
well as it allows to freeze the instant, to disclose the invisible in the
fleeting action...
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Shapes in
the snow. The
similitude that immediately appears is the one with...
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Green Hellebore. Photographing
flowers with a long telephoto lens, usually destined to...
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Bee-eaters.
Bee-eater is a favourite subject for both nature photographers and birdwatchers...
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Born
Bricklaye
The
hole with the house around.
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Twinflower and Fly. As it's possible to see in the picture, the
name Twinflower...
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Northern Light. To show a
Northern Light as a static pictures means doing not justice to it...
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Autumn Fireweeds. The
fireweed is a pioneer plant which colonizes especially the clearings...
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Ruska. Imagine a boundless expanse of undulated moors, completely
lacking in trees...
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Elk
"tracks". A Sami woman once told me: "
Elk… it is clever; when you are in the forest...
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Ophrys
tenthredinifera.
Still a wild
orchid, one of my favourite flowers, belonging to one of the
most peculiar Genus: the Ophrys...
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Scops
Owl, a sad happy story. I had always hoped that Scops Owls bred in
my garden... |
The...
busy Waxwing. The Waxwing is one of the European most unusual birds. |
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The
bloomed lunch. An unusual interaction between complex species...
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Challenge
among the ice. Forty degrees below zero: a hell of cold even for the
standards of an arctic winter...
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The
puffin's secret.
Few
animals as the Puffin arouses such a liking... |
Before
night comes. The Starling's last flight. |
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United
we stand, divided...
Advantages
in number.
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Goodnight,
Dotterel. |
Double
bed surf. When
respect makes the difference. |
The
legend of the deer drinker. |
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Bed
AND Breakfast. Energy strategies for breakfast.
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Cooked
& Eaten.
The
Black Grouse and the technology.
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A
danferous breeding.
An
ambigous nest for the Oysterecatcher.
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The
Stoat Jump
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