Nature and Wildlife Photography

14Jun/16

Introducing the CEP Students in Switzerland to Nature and Wildlife Photography

06/14/2016Conference, ENGLISH, Environmental Photography, Nature and Wildlife Photography"canadian wildlife photographer", "european wildlife photographer", "italian wildlife photographer", america, amphibian, animal, Art and Culture, avian, becurious, bird, Birds, birds of quebec, Bugs, canton, Canton de Fribourg, Canton de Vaud, Canton of Fribourg School Board, CEP, Champ-Pittet, Cheyres, Christine Joss, class room, classmates, Conference, Conference with Steve Troletti, Discover, éco, ecology, ecosystem, environment, Estavayer-le-lac, europe, fauna, field trip, Fribourd, Grande Cariçaie, HAKA, Insects, Lake Neuchâtel, Le Centre éducatif et pédagogique, Mammal, mammals, National Geographic, Nature, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, nikkor, nikon, Outings & Workshops, parents, Pascal Torche, Photo, photography, Port of Cheyres, Pro Natura Center, Pro-Natura Champ-Pittet, schweiss, south, special ed, special needs, stefano, steve troletti, students, suisse, Suisse Romande, swiss, switzerland, teacher, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, vaud, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photography, YverdonSteve Troletti

One of the great experiences I’ve had in Switzerland was introducing a class of students from the CEP School (Le Centre éducatif et pédagogique) to Nature and Wildlife Photography. The motivation for

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21Nov/15

Harlequin Duck at the Ile de la Visitation Nature Park

11/21/2015Nature and Wildlife Photography1828, 400mm, Anatidae, animal, animalia, Anseriformes, aves, back, beautiful, bird, birding, canada, canard, chordata, colorful, D810, Discover, duck, eau, electric, feeding, food, handsome, harlequin, Histrionicus, hydro, Merginae, migration, montreal, Nature, nikkor, nikon, North America, ocean, outdoor, power, pretty, quebec, River, splashing, star, stephano, steve, troletti, trolettiphoto, vedette, water, wilderness, wildlifeSteve Troletti

Nature continues to impress us at the Île de la Visitation Nature Park. Ornithologists and wildlife photographers alike all remember the visit of the female harlequin duck in 2013. At the time

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28Aug/15

The Hawk Moth Caterpillar and the Parasitic Wasp Eggs

08/28/2015Nature and Wildlife PhotographyDiscover, ecosystem, eggs, environment, fauna, National Geographic, Nature, nikon, North America, Photo, photography, pupa, steve troletti, United States of America, Urban Nature, virus, wasp, wildlifeSteve Troletti

The vast majority of wasps are parasitoids. They practice the grisly art of body-snatching. They lay their eggs in the bodies of other living animals to provide their newly hatched larvae a fresh supply

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04Aug/15

Cross Polarized Caterpillars – Macro PhotographY

08/04/2015Nature and Wildlife Photographyamazon, animal, Birds, butterfly, canada, caterpillar, Discover, ecology, ecosystem, environment, fauna, larvae, montreal, National Geographic, Nature, nikon, North America, Photo, photography, quebec, r1, speedlight, steve, steve troletti, troletti, United States of America, Urban Nature, vello, wilderness, wildlifeSteve Troletti

Last year I presented you pesto, my test model for cross polarization. I used my little feathered friend to adequately test and fine tune my flash setup. This year I did a bit of

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04Jul/15

Happy Independence Day America – 4th of July 2015

07/04/2015ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photography2015, 4th, america, bald, becurious, bird, california, celebration, day, eagle, environment, fauna, independence, los angeles, loveyourplanet, malibu, Nature, nikkor, nikon, North America, Photo, photography, south, stefano, steve, steve troletti, troletti, United States of America, usa, wilderness, wildlifeSteve Troletti

It’s my first entry on the new blog site and I’m glad to be able to take advantage of this occasion to wish all of my fellow Americans a Happy Independence Day on

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23May/15

Lets save the Montreal Botanical Garden Red Fox before it’s too late

05/23/2015Environmental Photography, FRENCH, Nature and Wildlife Photographyanimal, animalia, canada, Canidae, Caniformia, Canis vulpes, Carnivora, chordata, Discover, First Nations Garden / Le Jardin des Premières-Nations, jardins botanique de montreal, Leslie Hancock Garden, Mammal, Mammalia, mammals, montreal, montreal botanical garden, montreal urban nature, Nature, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, Nature Photography, North America, photography, Planet Earth, quebec, red fox, renard roux, The Chinese Garden, The Japanese Garden and Pavilon, Urban Nature, urban travels, vulpes, Vulpes fulva, Vulpes vulpes, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photographySteve Troletti

A little update from Space For Life, Biodome veterinarian, Jacques Dancosse. Feeding wild animals – a good idea? Published on March 30th, 2015. Adult male Red Fox For a few weeks I’ve been contemplating writing

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08Apr/15

A bevy of Herons – A Great start to Spring

04/08/2015ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photography"fotografo naturalista italiano", © STEVE TROLETTI - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, 2015, 2015 Bird Migration Montreal Quebec Canada North America, adventure, adventurer, america, American, american nature and wildlife photographer, ardea, Ardea alba, Ardea herodias, arrival, avian, becurious, biologist, bird, birding, Birds, Black-crowned Night Heron, Black-crowned night heron (Nycticorax nycticorax), Boisé Langevin, boucherville, canada, Canadian, canadian nature and wildlife photographer, canadiannature and wildlife photography, D810, Discover, early, ecosystem, environment, european nature and wildlife photographer, fauna, feeding, First Great egret, Fishing, Flight, forest, Great Blue Heron, Great blue heron (Ardea herodias), Great egret (Ardea alba), heron, hérons, Îles-de-Boucherville National Park, Italian, italian nature and wildlife photographer quebec nature and wildlife photographer, italian nature and wildlife photography, landing, Lasalle, loveyourplanet, marsh, montreal urban nature, National Geographic, Nature, nature adventures, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, nature photographer, Nature Photography, night heron, nikkor, nikon, North America, Nycticorax nycticorax, Parc des rapides - Lasalle, Photo, photography, Planet Earth, quebec, quebec nature and wildlife photography, River, snow, south, spring, stefano, stefano troletti, steve, steve troletti, swiss, swiss nature and wildlife photographer swiss nature and wildlife photography, tonton steve, troletti, uncle steve, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, wetlands, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photographer, wildlife photography, wordpressSteve Troletti

This weekend we got to witness some Great Blue Herons that had just arrived around the Greater Montreal area. The usual spots along the St Lawrence. Overly crowded with weekend park-goers and photographers,

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23Mar/15

UdeM University of Montreal Peregrine Falcons Nestbox WEB CAM

03/23/2015ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photography2014 Bird Migration Montreal Quebec Canada North America, 2015 Bird Migration Montreal Quebec Canada North America, america, animal, animalia, aves, avian, becurious, binominal, bird, Bird Nesting Web Cam, bird of prey, Birds, box, breeding, camera, canada, CCFA Nature Expert, chicks, chordata, Discover, ecology, eggs, environment, Falco, Falco peregrinus, falcon, Falconidae, Falconiformes, falcons, Faucon, fauna, female, l'Université de Montréal, Laying, loveyourplanet, male, montreal, montreal urban nature, National Geographic, Nature, Nest, nest cam, nestcam, Nesting, nikkor, nikon, North America, pellerin, Photo, photography, Planet Earth, Pregrine Falcons, quebec, sex, south, stefano, steve, steve troletti, troletti, udem, Université de Montréal, university, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, Vertebrata, videos, web, WEBCAM, wilderness, wildlifeSteve Troletti

Peregrine Falcon in rehabilitation – Volerie des Aigles, Kintzheim CastlePeregrine Falcon in rehabilitation – Volerie des Aigles, Kintzheim Castle VISIT THE MAIN PAGE FOR ALL THE DETAILS REGARDING SPIRIT, ROGER AND THEIR

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16Mar/15

Sauvons les Renards du Jardin botanique de Montréal avant qu’il ne soit trop tard

03/16/2015FRENCH, Nature and Wildlife Photography© STEVE TROLETTI - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, Amérique du Nord, animalia, canada, Canidae, Caniformia, Canis vulpes, Carnivora, chordata, Jardin botanique, Mammalia, montreal, Nature, nikon d810, Photographie, photographie animalière, photographie nature, planète terre, quebec, renard roux, vulpes, Vulpes fulva, Vulpes vulpesSteve Troletti

Petite mise à jour: Article de Jacques Dancosse, vétérinaire et conseiller scientifique au Biodôme de Montréal. Nourrir les animaux sauvages… une bonne idée? Publier le mars 2015. Renard roux – mâle à l’automne J’ai

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10Mar/15

Baited Barred Owl – Îles-de-Boucherville National Park

03/10/2015ENGLISH, Environmental Photography, Nature and Wildlife Photography"fotografo naturalista italiano", 2015 Bird Migration Montreal Quebec Canada North America, abuse, america, american nature and wildlife photographer, avian, bait, baiting, Barred Owl, becurious, bird, birding, Birds, birds of prey, black, canada, canadian nature and wildlife photographer, canadiannature and wildlife photography, Chouette rayée, Denis Henri, Discover, Domesticated, european nature and wildlife photographer, fauna, feed, harm, honda, Îles-de-Boucherville National Park, italian nature and wildlife photographer quebec nature and wildlife photographer, italian nature and wildlife photography, loveyourplanet, mont st-bruno, National Geographic, Nature, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, Nature Photography, nikkor, nikon, nikon d810, North America, peter, Photo, photography, pilot, Planet Earth, quebec, quebec nature and wildlife photography, south, stefano, stefano troletti, steve, steve troletti, Strix varia, swiss nature and wildlife photographer swiss nature and wildlife photography, troletti, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, videos, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photography, wordpressSteve Troletti

 <<Little update for Monday March 9th I may have underestimated the amount of energy SEPAQ is investing in this problem. Today I met with the SEPAQ Director in addition to the local

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