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14Jun/16

Introducing the CEP Students in Switzerland to Nature and Wildlife Photography

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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31Jul/14

Spotted Sandpipers in Action along the Saint Lawrence River

Spotted Sandpipers in Action along the Saint Lawrence River

07/31/2014ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photography"fotografo naturalista italiano", © STEVE TROLETTI - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, 2014 Bird Migration Montreal Quebec Canada North America, Actitis, Actitis macularia, Actitis macularius, america, american nature and wildlife photographer, animalia, Art and Culture, aves, becurious, bird, birding, Birds, birds of quebec, canada, Canadian Birds, canadian nature and wildlife photographer, canadiannature and wildlife photography, Charadriiformes, chordata, Common Sandpiper, Discover, Drosseluferläufer, European Birds, european nature and wildlife photographer, fauna, italian nature and wildlife photographer quebec nature and wildlife photographer, italian nature and wildlife photography, lakes, Laval, loveyourplanet, media type, montreal, National Geographic, Nature, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, Nature Photography, nikkor, nikon, North America, North American Birds, Photo, photography, Planet Earth, polyandry, quebec, quebec nature and wildlife photography, rivers, Saint Lawrence River, Scolopacidae, Shore Birds, shorebird, south, Spotted Sandpiper, stefano, stefano troletti, steve, steve troletti, streams, swiss nature and wildlife photographer swiss nature and wildlife photography, Tringa macularia, troletti, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, Vögel der Schweiz, wetlands, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photographySteve Troletti

It seems like just yesterday we could see these little fluff balls scooting along the banks of the St. Lawrence River. Little Spotted Sandpipers barely visible in the tall grass. Spotted Sandpiper chick hiding in the tall grass In the blink of an eye they grew up. Suddenly, theses Spotted Sandpipers have invaded the

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