One beautiful early morning, in search of guanacos...
Here, you can have a look behind the scene:
SHOTS FROM THE FIELD, VIDEOS, INTERVIEWS and WALLPAPER IMAGES
© 2010 Stefano Unterthiner
National Geographic photo of the day (25th August 2011) and a free wallpaper for you! From "A Monkey That Knows No Bounds", National Geographic, August 2011.
India’s leaping langurs can be holy, helpful, or even pesky.
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Sunday 2nd of January 2011, Stefano talk at the italian TV show "Alle falde del Kilimangiaro" (Rai 3), about his new book "Gli angeli dell'inverno" and his long field work for the for National Greographic Magazine for the story on the whooper swan.
Behind the scene: Stefano with Licia (photo Paolo Ciambi)
© 2010 Stefano Unterthiner
From "Swan Serenade", National Geographic, December 2010.
With its eight-foot wingspan, the whooper is a jumbo jet in the avian fleet of waterfowl. By turns angelic in flight and stately in tucked-in repose, it is elegance on the wing—a bird to inspire flights of fancy.
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A preview of the "behind the scene" from Stefano Unterthiner's new assignment from National Geographic magazine. Stefano spent several months in the field working on a story on whooper swan. A longer video is available with the Stefano's new book "Gli angeli dell'inverno" - only in Italian for now -.
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