TO ALL:
In the name of the perenniality of the biotopes in which it is possible for us to observe and photograph wild fauna and also in the name of this same fauna, I request from you dear observant fellow-member and photographer not to try to reach the perfect photograph by breaking some branches (dead or not), or by sacrificing the vegetation which blocks your field of vision. Because yes, even the dead branches near the ground or at man height are very important for this aviary fauna which we say we love to observe and photograph. These branches, which visually prevent us from reaching our target, are the same which protect them from predatory, which offer them a cover against moods of Nature and, which very often shelter their food reserve. All this flora, dead or alive, is an integral part of this environment where its hosts try to survive. Personally I would not expect to see anyone riding a VTT in my backyard, shamelessly trampling my garden and puting his large boots on my kitchen table while shouting rap. What do you think about it? Thank you all to visit my site and to respect this great NATURE which is offered to us.
Good luck! |
