03May/17

Shooting Infrared with the Opteka 6.5mm f/3.5 Fisheye Lens

For the last year I’ve been playing with the 2016 update of the Opteka 6.5mm f/3.5 Manual Focus Aspherical Circular Fisheye Lens. Once manufactured side by side with the Samyang and Rockinon fisheye lenses

25Sep/14

Poutine la Tortue serpentine et le prolapsus du pénis

09/25/2014FRENCH, Photographie Nature et Animalière"fotografo naturalista italiano", © STEVE TROLETTI - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, Amérique du Nord, amphibien, animalia, canada, Chelonii, Chelydra, Chelydra emarginata, Chelydra lacertina, Chelydra osceola, Chelydra serpentina, Chelydra serpentina serpentina, Chelydridae, chordata, Cryptodira, d300s, D810, Denis Fournier, Devisia mythodes, montreal, nikkor, nikon, Parc-nature de l'Île-de-la-Visitation, photographe animalier canadien, photographe animalier européen, photographe animalier italien, photographe animalier quebecois, photographe animalier suisse, photographe nature canadien, photographe nature européen, photographe nature italien, photographe nature quebecois, photographe nature suisse, photographie animalière, photographie nature, planète terre, poutine, quebec, reptile, Reptilia, stefano troletti, steve troletti, Technicien en aménagement de la faune, Testudines, Testudo serpentina, Tortue serpentineSteve Troletti

Pour plus d’une semaine, le chalet du parc nature de l’ile de la visitation recevait des rapports d’une tortue serpentine qui apparemment avait les intestins qui lui traînaient à l’arrière. En peut

25Sep/14

Poutine the Snapping Turtle and the Penis Prolapse

The appendage trailing behind the turtle was not his intestines, but his penis. The poor Snapping Turtle suffered from a prolapsed penis. U

14Oct/13

Snow Geese in Fall Migration – Réservoir Beaudet, Victoriaville

10/14/2013ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photography2014 Bird Migration Montreal Quebec Canada North America, america, Anatidae, animal, animalia, Anseriformes, Anserinae, Anserini, aves, avian, becurious, billboard highway 20, bird, Birds, C. caerulescens, canada, canada goose, Chen, Chen caerulescens, chordata, d300, d300s, Discover, Drummondville, éco, ecology, ecosystem, environment, fall, fauna, Festival, fox, Fromagerie Victoria, Global Positioning System, goose, Italian, location scout, loveyourplanet, migration, montreal, natgeo, national, National Geographic, Nature, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, Nature Photography, nikkor, nikon, North America, oie, Oie des neiges, oiseaux, Outings & Workshops, Photo, photographe, photographer, photography, picture, Planet Earth, prey predator, quebec, Recreation, Réservoir Beaudet, snow, Snow Geese, Snow Goose, snow goose (Chen caerulescens), south, stefano, stefano troletti, steve, steve troletti, troletti, trolettiphoto, trolettiphoto.com, United States of America, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, Victoriaville, vicyo, videos, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photography, wordpressSteve Troletti

Snow Geese Symposium October 25 and 26 – Reservoir Beudet, Victiriaville A little something new this year. The City of Victoriaville and the Arthabaska MRC have rented Billboard Space on

06Oct/13

Double-crested Cormorants in Montreal’s Nature Parks

10/06/2013ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photography055, america, animal, avian, becurious, Biology, bird, Bird migration, Birds, california, canada, Cormorant, d300s, Discover, Dollard-des-Ormeaux Quebec, Double-crested Cormorant, éco, ecology, ecosystem, environment, europe, fauna, faune, Flora and Fauna, fragile, Gallery 3, iMobile, italy, long beach, los angeles, loveyourplanet, Mallard, manfrotto, media type, milano, Mobile Web, montreal, montreal urban nature, National Geographic, Nature, nikkor, nikon, North America, oiseaux, ornithologie, ornithologiste, ornithology, ornitologie, ornitologue, Parc des Rapides de Lachine, park, Peregrine Falcon, Photo, photographe, photographer, photography, picture, preservation, pro, professional, quebec, south, stefano, steve, steve troletti, troletti, trolettiphoto.com, Turkey Vulture, United States of America, united states of america - usa, urbain, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, varese, videos, wilderness, wildlife, wordpressSteve Troletti

Double-crested Cormorant The Double-crested Cormorants is not a rare sight in and around the island of Montreal. There’s plenty of shoreline and habitat for these birds to strive as they migrate through the area or stay for

06Aug/11

The Birth of a Cicada – VIDEO and PHOTO

08/06/2011ENGLISH, Environmental Photography, Nature and Wildlife Photography105mm, america, arm, Bark, becurious, bug, Bugs, canada, Cicada, d300s, Discover, dynatran, environment, exoskeleton, Exuviae, fauna, First Nations Garden / Le Jardin des Premières-Nations, flex, Gallery 3, iMobile, Insects, jardin botanique de montreal, jardins botanique de montreal, los angeles, loveyourplanet, macro, Macrophotography, manfrotto, media type, Mobile Web, montreal, montreal botanical garden, montreal urban nature, Nature, nature photographer, New Born, nikkor, nikon, Nikon D300s, North America, oo55cx3-pro, Photo, photography, Pine, quebec, sb-900, sigma, south, stefano, steve, steve troletti, tree, troletti, United States of America, Urban Nature, usa, videos, visit canada, visit montreal, visit quebec, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photographer, wordpressSteve Troletti

New Born Cicada drying it’s Wings next to It’s Exuviae – Photo by Steve Troletti The simple thought of the Birth of a Cicada has always fascinated me. There’s a fairly large

03Aug/11

Little Green Worm Feeding on Rudbeckia Flowers

08/03/2011ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photographyamerica, becurious, bug, canada, caterpillar, d300s, Discover, eating, éco, ecosystem, environment, fauna, feeding, fields, flower, food, insect, loveyourplanet, macro, Macrophotography, media type, National Geographic, Nature, nikkor, nikon, North America, Photo, photography, picture, plants and vegetation, quebec, rudbeckia, sigma, south, stefano, steve, summer, troletti, United States of America, usa, wilderness, wormSteve Troletti

Little Green Worm (Caterpillar) Feeding on a Rudbeckia Flower – Photo by Steve Troletti Little Green Worm Photograph taken with a Nikon D300s, Sigma 105mm Macro EX, Light Reflector and the plant was stabilized with a home built

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