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BASTA ALLA STRAGE DEGLI AGNELLI !
Sono circa 400.000 gli agnelli e i capretti che vengono uccisi in Italia ogni anno a Pasqua, in contrasto con i sentimenti di compassione, di empatia e di rinascita che questa festa rappresenta. «Anche se negli ultimi anni il numero degli agnelli e dei capretti macellati è diminuito - passando dai 4.834.473 del 2010 ai 2.353.817 del 2015 (Fonte: Istat) -
«Gli agnelli - prosegue la nota dell'associazione animalista - vengono uccisi nel primo anno d'età : storditi, sgozzati e appesi a ganci di ferro a testa in giù per favorire il dissanguamento. Il tutto, davanti agli occhi di altri piccoli agnelli, che man mano assistono alla morte dei loro compagni. Animali fatti nascere al solo scopo di essere uccisi qualche mese più tardi in prossimità di questa festa. Ci appelliamo dunque alla sempre maggiore sensibilità degli Italiani affinchè sia una Pasqua davvero buona, anche con gli agnellini».
When our time has come
Then it’s time to go
Stop when it’s most beautiful
The clocks stop
The moment is so perfect
But time goes on
Wait a minute
I’m not ready
Time
Please stop, freeze
Time
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Holga, Tri-X exp 4/11
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I have to admit this photograph is exactly why I took the camera out that Sunday afternoon. Two things really interest me in landscapes: Light and the weather. It's why I love J.M.W. Turner's (1775-1851) paintings so much. Although this is more Constable (1776-1837) than Turner. The father of the Australian landscape, John Glover (1767-1849), knew both Turner and Constable very well before late in life embarking on a new career in Van Diemen's Land. Glover lived on his farm "Patterdale" at Deddington, in the foothills of Ben Lomond. But he would roam far and wide around Launceston and I'd like to think he would have seen the Tamar Valley from a point close to this. He'd be amazed at the developments.
Guess I am not a bird friend. This photos is from a cold winterday i february. The sun is shining on the mountain
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So they were sitting in the car talking.
He turned to her and began to tell a story of this and that, of pros and cons, of blacks and whites.
She listened for a while then her gaze turned uncontrollably skyward.
"I've never seen the sky like that...It seems to be split, right down the middle..." she said.
There was a brief pause.
"Sorry for interrupting...Please, continue..."
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Kuhschellen (Pulsatilla vulgaris) mit Morgentau in einem Naturschutzgebiet bei Karlstadt. Diese hĂĽbsche Pflanzenart ist hochgiftig!
Pasque flowers (Pulsatilla vulgaris) with morning dew in a nature reserve nearby Karlstadt/ Germany. This pretty plant is highly toxic!
Love keeps us going forward positively, hate sends us back to nowhere!!! We are all humans we all make mistakes, we all do wonderful things, so why don't we come together and concentrate on the good, not the bad! There is so much good in this world we just have to look for it, find it and share it! ❤️❤️
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Small brownish wren, usually rather plain overall, with dark barring on the wings and tail. Lacks white eyebrow. Occurs in a variety of open or semiopen habitats, including suburbs, parks, rural farmland, and woodland edge with thick tangles. Larger, longer tailed, and generally slightly paler than Winter and Pacific Wrens. Often perches conspicuously when singing, but otherwise fairly secretive. Listen for bubbly song of chatters and trills, and harsh scolding calls. (eBird)
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One of my favourite birds! For such a small bird they are both incredibly vocal and very fierce. This one was singing up a literal wind storm but didn't seem the least fussed about the wind mussing his feathers.
Carden Alvar Provincial Park, Kawartha Lakes, Ontario. June 2025.
Seagulls celebrate New Year over St Michael's Mount. Happy New Year camera fans.........
I have reluctantly decided to withdraw from any commenting groups, as I am finding the repetitive pasting of a fixed comment some what lacking in my enjoyment of your images. I feel far more comfortable leaving a personal message, if and when I see an enjoyable image. I hope you all have preferred the spontaneous response. Many thanks to all the group admins for all their dedicated work and time, I have been flattered by your invites.....
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Vibrant blue abstract photo taken on the beach of Alleppy in Kerala, India. A Lightroom edit of a previous upload.
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Clara and I drove 50 miles through a twisting gorge in the dark and through a very dense fog to reach this spot. The lake was flooding and this was taken just before sunrise. I know the water looks like snow, but it isn't. She liked this so much we will put a large print on our living room wall.
Another example of how Clara graces my life.
My 109th image published in PhotoVogue Italia
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Small, brightly-colored leaf warbler. Yellowish green above and pale below, with bright yellow brow stripes, a pale crown stripe, and a bicolored bill (dark above, orange below). Has two wingbars, of which upper can be quite pale or absent. Note white undertail and distinct behavior of flicking both wings at the same time (Blyth’s, Claudia’s, and Hartert’s leaf warblers flick their wings alternatingly). More extensively yellow and with a stronger, more contrasting head pattern than Blyth’s and Emei leaf warblers, and lacks the bright rump patch of “Pallas’s-type” leaf warblers. Closely related Kloss’s Leaf Warbler is extremely similar; look for Davison’s brighter and more extensively white undertail coverts. Breeds in deciduous broadleaved and mixed hill and montane forest; descends into forested foothills in the non-breeding season. Song is short and sweet: “wih-chew-chee wih-chew-chee-wih”. Calls are high and liquid-sounding: “chew-wee” or “wit-chew-wee”. (eBird)
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We saw these little warblers quite frequently, flitting rapidly through the trees. This one was chasing insects in the more inaccessible sections of the trees, but came out to give us a quick once-over before resuming the hunt.
Thanks to Daren who alerted me to the fact that I had mis-ID'd this warbler. I used Merlin Photo ID and compared my other photos with those from eBird to realize that this was not a Hume's Warbler, but a Davison's Leaf Warbler.
Here's a link to our Thailand bird trip list: ebird.org/tripreport/328567
Doi Inthanon National Park, Chiang Mai, Thailand. February 2025.
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Please correct me if necessary. The "Coop-Shined" ID always makes me foam at the mouth :)) This one made a swing and a miss at some songbirds, perched for a moment before flying off through the branches with complete abandon. They are awesome birds.
Brown Acres - Jackson County - Southern Oregon
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