Identificaciones de tpochv
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Huairavo (Nycticorax nycticorax)Observ.
meij0001Lugar
Parque Nacional Bernardo O’Higgins, Natales, Magallanes and Antartica Chilena, CL (Google, OSM)
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Qué
Churrete (Cinclodes patagonicus)Observ.
diegoalmendrasLugar
Aeropuerto Internacional Arturo Merino Benítez, Pudahuel, Metropolitana de Santiago, CL (Google, OSM)Descripción
Solitx
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Calandrias, Tordos, Caciques, Oropéndolas, Zanates, Praderos Y Parientes (Familia Icteridae)Observ.
franvelozo
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Tórtola (Zenaida auriculata)Observ.
karinatobarLugar
PA539-Av. General Rondizzoni / Esq. Luis Cousiño, Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile (Google, OSM)
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Tórtola (Zenaida auriculata)Observ.
karinatobarLugar
PA539-Av. General Rondizzoni / Esq. Luis Cousiño, Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile (Google, OSM)
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Cormorán Imperial (Leucocarbo atriceps)Observ.
tomas_cedhagenDescripción
The location is given as a point with a very large circle of uncertainty.
These organisms were photographed during a journey with the regular ferry from Puerto Williams, through the Beagle Channel, a short trip on the Pacific Ocean and thereafter through the Magellan Strait to Punta Arenas. The journey lasts 30 hours. The departure from Puerto Williams was at midnight (00:00). However, my camera clock was 03:00. So, If you subtract 03:00 from the time the photo was taken, you get the distance in time for the ferry transport. Example: The first Giant Kelp was photographed 5:41 PM. That means 17:41-03:00=14:41. So, the photo was taken 14 hours and 41 minutes after departure. I am sorry for this stupid way of giving positions, but I hope that the observations will have a value at least for the IT training of the automatic image recognition.
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Cormorán Imperial (Leucocarbo atriceps)Observ.
tomas_cedhagenDescripción
The location is given as a point with a very large circle of uncertainty.
These organisms were photographed during a journey with the regular ferry from Puerto Williams, through the Beagle Channel, a short trip on the Pacific Ocean and thereafter through the Magellan Strait to Punta Arenas. The journey lasts 30 hours. The departure from Puerto Williams was at midnight (00:00). However, my camera clock was 03:00. So, If you subtract 03:00 from the time the photo was taken, you get the distance in time for the ferry transport. Example: The first Giant Kelp was photographed 5:41 PM. That means 17:41-03:00=14:41. So, the photo was taken 14 hours and 41 minutes after departure. I am sorry for this stupid way of giving positions, but I hope that the observations will have a value at least for the IT training of the automatic image recognition.
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Cormorán Imperial (Leucocarbo atriceps)Observ.
tomas_cedhagenDescripción
The location is given as a point with a very large circle of uncertainty.
These organisms were photographed during a journey with the regular ferry from Puerto Williams, through the Beagle Channel, a short trip on the Pacific Ocean and thereafter through the Magellan Strait to Punta Arenas. The journey lasts 30 hours. The departure from Puerto Williams was at midnight (00:00). However, my camera clock was 03:00. So, If you subtract 03:00 from the time the photo was taken, you get the distance in time for the ferry transport. Example: The first Giant Kelp was photographed 5:41 PM. That means 17:41-03:00=14:41. So, the photo was taken 14 hours and 41 minutes after departure. I am sorry for this stupid way of giving positions, but I hope that the observations will have a value at least for the IT training of the automatic image recognition.
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Petrel Gigante Antártico (Macronectes giganteus)Observ.
tomas_cedhagenDescripción
The location is given as a point with a very large circle of uncertainty.
These organisms were photographed during a journey with the regular ferry from Puerto Williams, through the Beagle Channel, a short trip on the Pacific Ocean and thereafter through the Magellan Strait to Punta Arenas. The journey lasts 30 hours. The departure from Puerto Williams was at midnight (00:00). However, my camera clock was 03:00. So, If you subtract 03:00 from the time the photo was taken, you get the distance in time for the ferry transport. Example: The first Giant Kelp was photographed 5:41 PM. That means 17:41-03:00=14:41. So, the photo was taken 14 hours and 41 minutes after departure. I am sorry for this stupid way of giving positions, but I hope that the observations will have a value at least for the IT training of the automatic image recognition.
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Petrel Gigante Antártico (Macronectes giganteus)Observ.
tomas_cedhagenDescripción
The location is given as a point with a very large circle of uncertainty.
These organisms were photographed during a journey with the regular ferry from Puerto Williams, through the Beagle Channel, a short trip on the Pacific Ocean and thereafter through the Magellan Strait to Punta Arenas. The journey lasts 30 hours. The departure from Puerto Williams was at midnight (00:00). However, my camera clock was 03:00. So, If you subtract 03:00 from the time the photo was taken, you get the distance in time for the ferry transport. Example: The first Giant Kelp was photographed 5:41 PM. That means 17:41-03:00=14:41. So, the photo was taken 14 hours and 41 minutes after departure. I am sorry for this stupid way of giving positions, but I hope that the observations will have a value at least for the IT training of the automatic image recognition.
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Salteador Chileno (Stercorarius chilensis)Observ.
tomas_cedhagenDescripción
The location is given as a point with a very large circle of uncertainty.
These organisms were photographed during a journey with the regular ferry from Puerto Williams, through the Beagle Channel, a short trip on the Pacific Ocean and thereafter through the Magellan Strait to Punta Arenas. The journey lasts 30 hours. The departure from Puerto Williams was at midnight (00:00). However, my camera clock was 03:00. So, If you subtract 03:00 from the time the photo was taken, you get the distance in time for the ferry transport. Example: The first Giant Kelp was photographed 5:41 PM. That means 17:41-03:00=14:41. So, the photo was taken 14 hours and 41 minutes after departure. I am sorry for this stupid way of giving positions, but I hope that the observations will have a value at least for the IT training of the automatic image recognition.
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