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Since many people have started to climb mountains some animals have taken advantage of it. Like this bird, the alpine chough (Pyrrhocorax graculus), that is very interested in what we leave behind. Crumbs are welcome but there are places in the Alps where they beg for more - and many tourists cannot resist the temptation to feed these birds. Can you? Minolta X-700 (Fuji Sensia 100, 300 mm) Thanks for your attention and your always valuable comments

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herbstliebe

7:40AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

i think i cannot, too. :-) wonderful shot and thanks for information.

soulofharmony

8:15AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

wowww excellent shot... well done.. amazing...grrr been stalking ravens and rooks... for weeks... this isnt easy to capture...excellent p'graphy...and sublime for the capture....voteee

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lajasmine

8:17AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Quite simply formidable!! wow! Pretty contrast with the bottom. There it has the proud air, perched all high! Me I will nourish it if it looks at me:) .. a little bit independent! You believe that my black cat would make good pace there too? hihi Cheer good glance and an excellent capture. Excuse the humour of lajasmine:) V

pimbotin

8:24AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

The one you met is interested in what you leave behind but I know some of them who are also interested in what you've got in your bag! Even if you stay close to your bag. I love this. This is the proof that wild life is still possible, even in the proximity of human visitors.

tvernuccio

8:30AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

clapping whoo-hoo! look at this beauty! :) brings out bag of sunflower seeds Ok little birdie...you too lazy to look for your breakfast eh??? Ok, here ya go. throws seed Most impressive catch...just for that...here's another!!! ...and most impressive catch, 'er capture, you make here, Jan-Carel!!! I sure do love this little sweet birdie! throws another seed, laughing as I watch her dive bomb for it! Hey...where's MY breakfast? Vote!

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SoulSearcherr

8:42AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

wonderful shot

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sharky_

9:24AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

An Impressive picture like this really makes one appreciate the outdoor life.

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Ikarius

9:30AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Eine Dohle, Flugkstler der Berge! Well captured!

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comfortwarriordiane

9:49AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Breath taking....it is most beautiful. It must be quite an experience for you to be in those surroundings as you take these kind of pictures. I am happy to have viewed this awsome picture. I can even see the feathers on the bird. Very detailed, excellent. Thank You.

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sossy

10:06AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

no, I couldn't, I had to!!! ;o) beautiful lighted and posed capture!!! beautiful black feathers! thanks, Jan!

jimry

10:23AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Blow me...was just looking at my bird book seeing the differences in crows, ravens etc etc. Fine shot and what a great POV ;)

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lejimi

11:06AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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danob

11:49AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Wonderful the Cough is the emblem of Cornwall my homeland they were extinct but happily reintroduced.. Super closeup as well

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Enmos

11:55AM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Wonderful birdshot, what species is it ? And btw. did YOU resist this cute birdie ? ;o) Excellent work here !!

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Lary

1:08PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Amazing shot my friend! xcellent DOF and details! V

tony_br22

1:42PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

cool image !!! point of view and the light .. and pose are wonderful .. this is excellent jcv2.

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CarlosM

1:59PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

When I saw the thumbnail I thought it was a raven (my favourite bird; I always wanted to had a domestiacted one to take it in my shoulder) Now it looks me more like a blakbird or, as you very well say, a Pyrrhocorax graculus. Yes, surely it is a Pyrrhocorax graculus. Anyway, a great shot. Congratulations.

kora

2:15PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Wonderful shot. Great details! :)))

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RedundantlyAbundant

3:14PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Beautiful DOF! Excellent image. It has always irked me that people can't pay attention to the signs. It's quite simple "Don't feed the wildlife" But as a general rule, people are simple.

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Cosme..D..Churruca

3:39PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Splendid bird, pose and shot ! Excellent done !

b2amphot

3:40PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Quoth the raven, `Nevermore.' A sinister looking scavenger you've captured in this beautiful shot.

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tesla

3:50PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Xlent shot!!!Fantastic dof!!!

vlaaitje

5:25PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

perfect shot....wonderful view...really nice

logiloglu

7:19PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

excellent photography !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!

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unstrung65

7:35PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

....great composition.

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Apophis906

8:43PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

Oh what a lovely find here, such a cute bird. Excellent capture and job here.

cynlee

11:02PM | Thu, 25 November 2004

be hard not to... super catch here!! :]

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WandM

2:42AM | Fri, 26 November 2004

Love this shot soooo much! Wonderful.

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tallpindo

6:08AM | Fri, 26 November 2004

Attention! I am Garcon, and will be your waiter!

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jgkane

10:24AM | Fri, 26 November 2004

Yes, Jan-Carel, as long as bread crumbs are all we leave behind. Our boots and our shadows should be all that touch the wilderness. We move on. The birds and other wildlife have to survive there.

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