08Oct/14

The Gray tree frog – Hyla versicolor

10/08/2014ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photography"fotografo naturalista italiano", © STEVE TROLETTI - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, ©Steve Troletti - TrolettiPhoto.com, 055, 1825, 1854 Hyla versicolor, 1889 Hyla versicolor, america, american nature and wildlife photographer, Amphibia, amphibian, Amphiian, animalia, Anura, arboreal frog, Baird, becurious, canada, canadian nature and wildlife photographer, canadiannature and wildlife photography, chordata, D810, Discover, european nature and wildlife photographer, frog, Gray tree frog, H. versicolor, Hyla, Hyla richardii, Hyla versicolor, Hylidae, Hylinae, italian nature and wildlife photographer quebec nature and wildlife photographer, italian nature and wildlife photography, Lissamphibia, loveyourplanet, Macro Photography, Macrophotography, manfrotto, Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park, National Geographic, Nature, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, Nature Photography, Neobatrachia, nikkor, nikon, Nikon AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED, Nikon AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED Lens, nikon d810, North America, phaeocrypta Cope, Photo, photography, Planet Earth, quebec, quebec nature and wildlife photography, reptile, reptilian, Salientia, south, stefano, stefano troletti, steve, steve troletti, swiss nature and wildlife photographer swiss nature and wildlife photography, The Gray tree frog - Hyla versicolor, troletti, Urban Nature, usa, versicolor LeConte, Vertebrata, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photography, xprobSteve Troletti

With fall hitting us like a lighting bolt, it feels like we’re closer to winter than the summer we’ve just left behind. Amphibians and reptiles of all kinds are becoming increasingly scarce. I was quite surprised to find this gray tree frog near the bottom of

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26Sep/14

Rough Stink Bug on Sumac flower

09/26/2014ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photography"fotografo naturalista italiano", © STEVE TROLETTI - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, ©Steve Troletti - TrolettiPhoto.com, america, american nature and wildlife photographer, becurious, Brochymena sp, canada, canadian nature and wildlife photographer, canadiannature and wildlife photography, Discover, european nature and wildlife photographer, insect, italian nature and wildlife photographer quebec nature and wildlife photographer, italian nature and wildlife photography, loveyourplanet, macro, Macro Photography, Macrophotography, Nature, nikkor, nikon, Nikon AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED Lens, nikon d810, Nikon TC-14E II 1.4x Teleconverter, North America, photography, Planet Earth, quebec nature and wildlife photography, Rough Stink Bug, south, stefano, stefano troletti, steve, steve troletti, sumac flower, sumac tree, swiss nature and wildlife photographer swiss nature and wildlife photography, troletti, Urban Nature, usa, wilderness, wildlifeSteve Troletti

Last week it seemed like summer had hit a brick wall. Temperatures fell drastically and we even had a morning of frost. My first thought, no more bugs for macro photography. Well insects are hardy little buggers and it’s not a little cold that will stop  them dead in their tracks. (Brochymena sp) Ropugh Stink Bug on

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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

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25Sep/14

Poutine the Snapping Turtle and the Penis Prolapse

09/25/2014ENGLISH, Environmental Photography, Nature and Wildlife Photography"fotografo naturalista italiano", © STEVE TROLETTI - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, america, american nature and wildlife photographer, Amphiian, animalia, becurious, C. serpentina, canada, canadian nature and wildlife photographer, canadiannature and wildlife photography, Chelydra, Chelydra serpentina, Chelydridae, chordata, Common Snapping Turtle, d300s, D810, Denis Fournier, Discover, environment, european nature and wildlife photographer, fauna, ile de la visitation, italian nature and wildlife photographer quebec nature and wildlife photographer, italian nature and wildlife photography, loveyourplanet, montreal nature park, montreal urban nature, Nature, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, Nature Photography, nikkor, nikon, North America, NOT TURTLE PORN, parc de l'ile de la visitation, Photo, photography, Planet Earth, quebec, quebec nature and wildlife photography, Reptilia, snapping turtle, south, stefano, stefano troletti, steve, steve troletti, swiss nature and wildlife photographer swiss nature and wildlife photography, Testudines, Testudo serpentina, troletti, turtle, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, Vertebrata, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photographySteve Troletti

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

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29Aug/14

Le Bécasseau minuscule – Calidris minutilla

08/29/2014FRENCH, Photographie Nature et Animalière"fotografo naturalista italiano", Amérique du Nord, animalia, Arts, aves, Bécasseau minuscule, Calidris, Calidris minutilla, canada, Charadriiformes, faune ailée, Limicole, Migration d'oiseaux 2014 Montréal Québec Canada Amérique du Nord, montreal, nikkor, nikon, oiseaux, Parc de la Frayère, 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, photographie animalière, photographie nature, planète terre, quebec, Rive Sud, Scolopacidae, stefano troletti, steve troletti, Ville de Boucherville BouchervilleSteve Troletti

Voici un petit oiseau que j’ai bien du plaisir à photographier. Avec un peut de patience et de respect, le Bécasseau minuscule s’acclimate bien a notre présence. Par fois même un peut

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29Aug/14

The Least sandpiper – Calidris minutilla

08/29/2014ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photography"fotografo naturalista italiano", © STEVE TROLETTI - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, 2014 Bird Migration Montreal Quebec Canada North America, america, american nature and wildlife photographer, animalia, aves, avian, becurious, bird, birders, birding, Birds, boucherville parc de la frayere, C. minutilla, Calidris, canada, canadian nature and wildlife photographer, canadiannature and wildlife photography, Charadriiformes, chordata, Discover, european nature and wildlife photographer, italian nature and wildlife photographer quebec nature and wildlife photographer, italian nature and wildlife photography, Least Sandpiper, loveyourplanet, National Geographic, Nature, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, Nature Photography, nikkor, nikon, North America, photography, Planet Earth, quebec, quebec nature and wildlife photography, sandpiper, Scolopacidae, shorebirds, south, stefano, stefano troletti, steve, steve troletti, swiss nature and wildlife photographer swiss nature and wildlife photography, troletti, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photographySteve Troletti

Here is a small shorebird that that I take great pleasure in photographing. With a bit of patience and respect, the Least Sandpiper adapts quite well to our presence . Maybe even

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21Aug/14

Le paradis des araignées géantes — Dolomedes tenebrosus

08/21/2014FRENCH, Photographie Nature et Animalière"fotografo naturalista italiano", Amérique du Nord, animalia, Arachnida, araignée, Araignées, Araneae, Araneomorphae, Aranéomorphes, Arthropoda, Arts, Bécancour, canada, Chelicerata, Dolomedes, Dolomedes tenebrosus, macro, montreal, nikkor, nikon, Parc régional de la rivière Gentilly, 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, photographie animalière, photographie nature, Pisauridae, planète terre, quebec, stefano troletti, steve trolettiSteve Troletti

Des araignées géantes qui font les poids lourds avec les tarentules? Oui, tout comme en Europe, les Dolomedes se trouvent aussi Amérique du Nord. Au Québec, la Dolomedes tenebrosus envahit les cours

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21Aug/14

The Giant Fishing Spider Paradise – Dolomedes tenebrosus

08/21/2014ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photography"fotografo naturalista italiano", © STEVE TROLETTI - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, 1000, america, Amérique du Nord, animalia, Arachnid, Arachnida, Araignées, Araneae, Araneomorphae, Aranéomorphes, Arthropoda, babies, Bécancour, becurious, canada, D. idoneus Montgomery, D. tenebrosus, D. vernalis Emerton, Dark Fishing Spider, Discover, Dolomedes, Dolomedes tenebrosus, egg sac, egg sack, eggs, environment, faune, Fishing Spider, Giant Spider, loveyourplanet, Macro Photography, Macrophotography, montreal, National Geographic, Nature, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, Nature Photography, nikkor, nikon, North America, Parc régional de la rivière Gentilly, Photo, 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, photography, Pisauridae, Planet Earth, quebec, Route des Flamants, sac, sack, south, spider, Ste-Marie-de-Blandford, stefano, stefano troletti, steve, steve troletti, troletti, usa, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photography, youngSteve Troletti

Giant spiders that match weight with tarantulas? Yes, just like in Europe, the Dolomedes spiders are also found in North America. In Quebec, at the beginning of August, Dolomedes tenebrosus (Dark Fishing Spider) invade the banks of rivers with their egg sacks. Dark fishing Spider – Dolomedes tenebrosus with her egg sac

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01Aug/14

Les jeunes éperviers de Cooper sortie du nid – vidéo

08/01/2014FRENCH, Photographie Nature et Animalière"fotografo naturalista italiano", © STEVE TROLETTI - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, ©Steve Troletti - TrolettiPhoto.com, Accipiter, Accipiter cooperii, Accipitridae, Accipitriformes, Amérique du Nord, Arts, canada, épervier de Cooper, éperviers de Cooper, faune ailée, montreal, nikkor, nikon, oiseaux, ornithologie, ornithologiste, ornithologue, ornithology, 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, photographie animalière, photographie nature, quebec, rapaces diurnes, stefano troletti, steve trolettiSteve Troletti

Au début de mai, j’ai écrit mon article sur les éperviers de Cooper au nid : Les éperviers de Cooper nichent dans la région métropolitaine de Montréal Durant le mois de juillet les

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01Aug/14

Juvenile Cooper’s Hawks are out of the nest – video

08/01/2014ENGLISH, Nature and Wildlife Photography"fotografo naturalista italiano", © STEVE TROLETTI - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, 2014 Bird Migration Montreal Quebec Canada North America, A. cooperii, Accipiter, Accipiter cooperii, Accipitridae, Accipitriformes, america, american nature and wildlife photographer, Art and Culture, becurious, bird, birding, Birds, birds of prey, Bois Papineau, Bois-de-Liesse Nature Park, canada, canadian nature and wildlife photographer, canadiannature and wildlife photography, Cooper's Hawk, Discover, ecosystem, environment, european nature and wildlife photographer, Falconiformes, fauna, First Nations Garden / Le Jardin des Premières-Nations, italian nature and wildlife photographer quebec nature and wildlife photographer, italian nature and wildlife photography, jardins botanique de montreal, Laval, Leslie Hancock Garden, loveyourplanet, media type, montreal, montreal botanical garden, montreal nature park, montreal urban nature, Mount Royal Cemetery, Mount Royal Commemorative Services, National Geographic, Nature, nature and wildlife photography with steve troletti, Nature Photography, nikkor, nikon, North America, Par Jean-Drapeau, parc de l'ile de la visitation, parc de la pointe aux prairies, parc nature - bois-de-l'île-bizard - nature park, Photo, photography, Planet Earth, quebec, quebec nature and wildlife photography, south, stefano, stefano troletti, steve, steve troletti, swiss nature and wildlife photographer swiss nature and wildlife photography, The Chinese Garden, The Japanese Garden and Pavilon, troletti, Urban Nature, urban travels, usa, videos, West Island, wilderness, wildlife, wildlife photographySteve Troletti

At the beginning of May I published an article on the Cooper’s Hawks mating in the Greater Montreal Region : The Cooper’s Hawks are Mating in the Greater Montreal Region During July the young Cooper’s Hawks quietly started venturing out of

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