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13Aug/13

Argiope aurantia Spider – Your Common Black and Yellow Garden Spider

08/13/2013ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photographyamerica, Arachnid, Argiope, Argiope aurantia, aurantia, becurious, black, Black and Yellow Garden Spider, Bokeh, Bugs, california, canada, central, Central America, common, Discover, éco, ecology, ecosystem, environment, European garden spider, fauna, feeding, female, garden, loveyourplanet, Macrophotography, media type, Nature, nikkor, nikon, Nikon D300s, north, North America, orb, Photo, photograph, photography, prey, south, spider, Spider web, stefano, steve, troletti, United States of America, united states of america - usa, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, weave, web, wilderness, wildlife, YellowSteve Troletti

Female Argiope aurantia Spider Last Friday I received almost 400 visits from searches regarding yellow and black spiders with Zig Zag patterns in their web. With that in mind Ive updated this

01Jul/12

SHUSH! A little Street Photography…

07/01/2012ENGLISH, Photography General and MiscAdobe Photoshop, america, Arts, Arts and Entertainment, becurious, Business, loveyourplanet, nikkor, nikon, people, Photoblog, photograph, Photographers, photography, south, stefano, steve, Street photography, Techniques and Styles, troletti, urban travels, usaSteve Troletti

Once in a while I venture into the city camera in hand. I’m no Street Photographer so Street Photography is entirely out of my comfort zone. Once in a while it’s worth the effort as you

18Dec/11

American Robins Enjoying Unseasonably Warm Weather

12/18/2011ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photographyamerica, American Robin, avian, becurious, bird, Birds, bright, canada, color, Discover, environment, fall, fauna, fruit, Fruit tree, Gallery 3, garden, loveyourplanet, Nature, nikkor, nikon, North America, orange, Photo, photograph, photography, Plant, plants and vegetation, quebec, robin, season, south, stefano, steve, temperature, tree, troletti, United States of America, Urban Nature, usa, Waxwing, wildlife, wordpressSteve Troletti

With fall temperatures remaining above average well into December the American Robin has been lingering around Southern Quebec in larger numbers than usual. Their late presence in large populations has lead to a depletion of fruit

14Sep/11

Juvenile Red-tailed Hawk; Autumn Bird of Prey Migration

09/14/2011ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photographybird, bird of prey, Birds, Buse, Buse à queue rousse, Buteo, Buteo borealis, Buteo jamaicensis, canada, Discover, éco, ecology, ecosystem, environment, falcom, Falconiformes, fauna, feed, feeding, female, Gallery 3, hawk, jardins botanique de montreal, juvenile, light, media type, montreal, montreal urban nature, National Geographic, Nature, Nikon D300s, North America, of prey, oiseau, oiseau de proie, pale, Photo, photograph, photography, predator, prey, quebec, queue rousse, rapace, red-tailed, red-tailed hawk, squirrel, United States of America, UQROP, Urban Nature, urban travels, wilderness, wildlife, wordpressSteve Troletti

Juvenile Female Red-tailed Hawk Lately if you look up in the South Western Montreal Sky you can observe Birds of Prey in larger numbers than usual. It`s time for the Autumn Migration and although Montreal is not