Sardinian spring

Sardinian spring

In the background a typical Sardinian Nuraghe, a megalithic construction of about 3500 years ago, surrounded by a flock of jackdaws (Corvus monedula), in the foreground a flowering tree of wild pears. The surface of the nuraghe has a red color due to the lichens that cover it. In Sardinia there are about 7000 nuraghi built overlapping large boulders without the use of mortar, among the largest there is the nuraghe of Barumini

well described on the internet. Nikon D500, Nikon lens 12-24mm, f / 5.6, 1 / 800sec, ISO200. Thanks for your comments

Bellissima,amico mio,complimenti

Grazie mille Mehmet , è sempre un piacere sentirti

Marvelous photo. A setting with so much history attached. It’s more than s photo!!

Thanks a lot Warren for your appreciated comment

Giangiorgio....Choice scene and your timing to seize it when the flock of birds had given themselves a rendez-vous for an aerial view makes for a superb image.Bravo et salutations-Laurent

Grazie mille Laurent for your beautiful apprecated comment

Giangiorgio, first I'll note my agreement with the previous comments. In addition, the image composition and perspective make the Nuraghe even more dramatic, as if it's king of the mountain, so to speak. I'm also enchanted by how the birds are flying in somewhat of an elliptical pattern. This could be due to the presence of insects which are part of their normal diet. Bravissimo! - - Ciao, michael

many thanks Michael for your beautiful comment , I appreciate your observations

The composition and pov make this great and the history makes it timeless. Wonderful capture GC.................BR, Holger

Many thanks Holger for your beautiful appreciated comment

A masterpiece by my friend Giangiorgio Crisponi and I'm proud! Cheers to that! PDE

Grazie mille Pierre for your generous appreciated comment

WOW!

Stephanie thanks a lot for your visit , I am glad you liked it

Beautiful colors, light and composition, Giangiorgio. Very interesting POV that leads you to the wonderful looking structure. An excellent presentation. Best regards, Paul.

Thank you Paul for your visit and for your compliments