Dear faithfull readers... You probably remember my 2 previous posts called "Factory Tour". One took place on june 27th 2008 with a grass snake and 4 cows. The second one happened on september 17th 2008 when 15 goats invaded the garden. Today, we just had our 3rd factory tour. And what a visitor : a vulture !!! 20 minutes ago, I was watching through the window, probably thinking about a new BMX part. Suddenly, a vulture stopped 20 seconds on a tree 15 meters (16 yards) away from the window. Crazy. This bird's wingspan is around 10 feet (3,3 meters). Huge. I had enough time to shoot him... ... with my camera, of course. Who's next ? Elephant ? Whale ?
Chers fidèles lecteurs... Vous vous souvenez certainement de mes précédents posts appelés "Factory Tour". Un eut lieu le 27 juin 2008 avec la visite d'une couleuvre et de 4 vaches. Le second, 17 septembre 2008, fut l'occasion de rencontrer 15 chèvres dans le jardin. Aujourd'hui, nous venons d'avoir notre 3e visite d'usine. Et quel visiteur : un vautour !!! Il y a 20 minutes, je regardais par la fenêtre, sans doute en train de penser à une future pièce de BMX. Soudain, un vautour se posa 20 secondes dans un arbre à 15 mètres de la fenêtre. Terrible. L'envergure de cet oiseau est d'environ 3,3 mètres. Gros. J'ai eu le temps de lui tirer... ... le portrait avec mon appareil photo. A qui le tour ? Un éléphant ? Une baleine ?
12 new pictures have been added in the Natural views page. Find these ones just about the Manu Sanz section. Enjoy.
Dear faithfull readers... You probably remember my 2 previous posts called "Factory Tour". One took place on june 27th 2008 with a grass snake and 4 cows. The second one happened on september 17th 2008 when 15 goats invaded the garden. Today, we just had our 3rd factory tour. And what a visitor : a vulture !!! 20 minutes ago, I was watching through the window, probably thinking about a new BMX part. Suddenly, a vulture stopped 20 seconds on a tree 15 meters (16 yards) away from the window. Crazy. This bird's wingspan is around 10 feet (3,3 meters). Huge. I had enough time to shoot him... ... with my camera, of course. Who's next ? Elephant ? Whale ?
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