国家地理:特立尼达岛上的独特鸟类
Dawn on the tropical island of Trinidad. Birds are arousing in the trees, calling, flashing brilliant colors amidst the endless shades of green, and Roger Neckles is arousing too. For the last decade, he has been documenting the island's winged inhabitants.
"We've just got passed by a hummingbird. Did you hear that?"
“Close your eyes and just imagine you died and went to heaven, and you're in the Garden of Eden. It's just so incredibly beautiful, flowers everywhere, myriad variety of brilliantly colored birds, butterflies zipping all over the place. It’s just like paradise. It's fantastic.”
“This is the best time of the day for me, getting up, you know, 5 o'clock in the morning, then heading off into the stakes, you know, up in the mountains. And the atmosphere or temperature up here is just fantastic, with pure oxygen(s). It's the typical day in the office for me.”
Birds are Roger's passion, and the Asa Wright Nature Center where he works draws amateur and professional ornithologists from many countries, just to catch a glimpse of some of the planet's most dazzling and unique birds.
“It's so fast you know, you just really got to be quick on the draw, otherwise you’ll miss him. Got him. Here you go. Oh, look at that purple honeycreeper. Whoa. The color is so unique, the fantastic state of purple.”
There are some 460 species of birds on the island, and Neckles is trying to catch them all on film. It is painstaking work.
"But if you're not prepared to, to wait for the shot, you won't get it.”
Neckles has studied the birds' habits and calls tirelessly.
“Come on, talk to me. But these birds skillfully with their beaks and their feet, you know, stitch and weave these, these, these nests together, and they are really strong. They build them on the edges of, the very edges of the branches, and, and winds come, hurricanes will come, and you know, gale will swing them. They wouldn't blow down.”
Over the years, Neckles has found his own place in these woods.
“I came here in 1978, and I was so enchanted with its topography overland here in Trinidad and Tobago that I thought, ‘oh yes, I could do this’.”
“Oh, look, check this out, check this out, Look at this. Look at this… Watch this. Watch this...”
Through his research, Neckles has come to know all the wildlife on the island.
“Wow, you don't wanna get your fingers in there.”
But time and again, it is the birds that draw him into the woods. This morning he hopes to capture on-film a very tiny elusive bird.
“Oh, look at this. This is the most festive hummingbird in Trinidad and Tobago, the smallest hummingbird in Trinidad and Tobago. It’s tough to go get. Oh, look at it …”
He’s been trying for 6 weeks to get this shot, an agonizing wait that comes down to a breathless moment.
“I'm very very high right now. Though goose bumps are all on my arms, this is still fantastic.”
Neckles does not mind waiting for that perfect moment. Like the birds he follows, he lets the morning and its beauty unfold around him.
“No plans to give this up at all because, you know I feel I could do this for the rest of my life, and every time I go out, I see something new.”
热带岛屿特立尼达岛上，刚刚破晓。鸟儿从树上苏醒过来，欢快的歌唱着，在绿色的树荫里挥动着五彩缤纷的翅膀徜徉着。Roger Neckles也醒来了。在过去的10年里，他一直记录着岛上这些会飞翔的居民。
“我们刚才经过了一只蜂鸟，你有没有听到?”
“闭上眼睛，想象一下你已经死了，到了天堂，来到伊甸园。这里简直美的难以置信，到处都是鲜花，无数的各种各样色彩鲜艳的小鸟，蝴蝶轻舞飞扬。这里就像是天堂，美不胜收。”
“这是我一天中最快乐的时光。早上5点钟起床，然后像山上的森林出发。这里的环境和气温都非常怡人，有着充足纯净的氧气。这是我在办公室里有代表性的一天。”
鸟类是Roger的激情，未来一览地球上最耀眼，最独特的鸟类，他工作的阿萨·莱特自然中心(Asa Wright Nature Center)吸引力世界各国业余的和专业的鸟类学家。
“他们飞的太快了，你知道，要给他拍照必须动作快一点，否则你就看不到他了。看一下那只紫色的蜜旋木雀。他的颜色太独特了，紫色中的极品。”
这个岛上有460多种鸟类，Neckles希望给每一种都拍照。这是一项艰苦的工作。
“但是如果你想一直等着他出现来抓镜头，你不会如愿的。”
Neckles毫不厌倦的研究这些鸟的习性和鸣叫声。
“过来跟我聊一下。但是这些鸟都能很灵巧的利用自己的嘴巴和脚，你知道，他们可以造出这么多坚固的鸟巢。他们把鸟巢建在树枝的边缘，非常靠边缘的位置，刮风的时候，甚至飓风来临的时候，狂风摇撼着鸟巢，但是从来不会被吹落。”
这么多年来，Neckles在这片树林里找到了自己的位置。
“我1978年来到这里，我对特立尼达岛的地形着迷了，我想，恩，我可以做这个。”
“哦，看一下，看看这个，看看这是什么……”
在多年的研究中，Neckles了解了这个岛屿上所有的野生生物。
“你不要把手指放在那上面。”
但是一次又一次，他被那些鸟儿吸引到树林里。今天早上他想给一种非常小，非常难以捉摸的小鸟拍照。
“看看这个，这是特立尼达和多巴哥最喜庆的蜂鸟，岛上最小的蜂鸟，很难找到到。看看……”
他为了这个镜头已经等了6个星期，痛苦地的带这个屏息的瞬间。
“我现在非常非常开心，虽然我胳膊上都是包，这仍然是很奇妙的事情。”
Neckles为了等待那个完美的瞬间不厌其烦的等待着。就像他追逐的鸟一样，这个奇妙的早上和岛屿的美丽在他周围绽放。
“我从来没有想过要放弃这项活动，因为，我感觉我的余生都可以用来做这件事，每次出去，我都能看到新的东西。”
"We've just got passed by a hummingbird. Did you hear that?"
“Close your eyes and just imagine you died and went to heaven, and you're in the Garden of Eden. It's just so incredibly beautiful, flowers everywhere, myriad variety of brilliantly colored birds, butterflies zipping all over the place. It’s just like paradise. It's fantastic.”
“This is the best time of the day for me, getting up, you know, 5 o'clock in the morning, then heading off into the stakes, you know, up in the mountains. And the atmosphere or temperature up here is just fantastic, with pure oxygen(s). It's the typical day in the office for me.”
Birds are Roger's passion, and the Asa Wright Nature Center where he works draws amateur and professional ornithologists from many countries, just to catch a glimpse of some of the planet's most dazzling and unique birds.
“It's so fast you know, you just really got to be quick on the draw, otherwise you’ll miss him. Got him. Here you go. Oh, look at that purple honeycreeper. Whoa. The color is so unique, the fantastic state of purple.”
There are some 460 species of birds on the island, and Neckles is trying to catch them all on film. It is painstaking work.
"But if you're not prepared to, to wait for the shot, you won't get it.”
Neckles has studied the birds' habits and calls tirelessly.
“Come on, talk to me. But these birds skillfully with their beaks and their feet, you know, stitch and weave these, these, these nests together, and they are really strong. They build them on the edges of, the very edges of the branches, and, and winds come, hurricanes will come, and you know, gale will swing them. They wouldn't blow down.”
Over the years, Neckles has found his own place in these woods.
“I came here in 1978, and I was so enchanted with its topography overland here in Trinidad and Tobago that I thought, ‘oh yes, I could do this’.”
“Oh, look, check this out, check this out, Look at this. Look at this… Watch this. Watch this...”
Through his research, Neckles has come to know all the wildlife on the island.
“Wow, you don't wanna get your fingers in there.”
But time and again, it is the birds that draw him into the woods. This morning he hopes to capture on-film a very tiny elusive bird.
“Oh, look at this. This is the most festive hummingbird in Trinidad and Tobago, the smallest hummingbird in Trinidad and Tobago. It’s tough to go get. Oh, look at it …”
He’s been trying for 6 weeks to get this shot, an agonizing wait that comes down to a breathless moment.
“I'm very very high right now. Though goose bumps are all on my arms, this is still fantastic.”
Neckles does not mind waiting for that perfect moment. Like the birds he follows, he lets the morning and its beauty unfold around him.
“No plans to give this up at all because, you know I feel I could do this for the rest of my life, and every time I go out, I see something new.”
热带岛屿特立尼达岛上，刚刚破晓。鸟儿从树上苏醒过来，欢快的歌唱着，在绿色的树荫里挥动着五彩缤纷的翅膀徜徉着。Roger Neckles也醒来了。在过去的10年里，他一直记录着岛上这些会飞翔的居民。
“我们刚才经过了一只蜂鸟，你有没有听到?”
“闭上眼睛，想象一下你已经死了，到了天堂，来到伊甸园。这里简直美的难以置信，到处都是鲜花，无数的各种各样色彩鲜艳的小鸟，蝴蝶轻舞飞扬。这里就像是天堂，美不胜收。”
“这是我一天中最快乐的时光。早上5点钟起床，然后像山上的森林出发。这里的环境和气温都非常怡人，有着充足纯净的氧气。这是我在办公室里有代表性的一天。”
鸟类是Roger的激情，未来一览地球上最耀眼，最独特的鸟类，他工作的阿萨·莱特自然中心(Asa Wright Nature Center)吸引力世界各国业余的和专业的鸟类学家。
“他们飞的太快了，你知道，要给他拍照必须动作快一点，否则你就看不到他了。看一下那只紫色的蜜旋木雀。他的颜色太独特了，紫色中的极品。”
这个岛上有460多种鸟类，Neckles希望给每一种都拍照。这是一项艰苦的工作。
“但是如果你想一直等着他出现来抓镜头，你不会如愿的。”
Neckles毫不厌倦的研究这些鸟的习性和鸣叫声。
“过来跟我聊一下。但是这些鸟都能很灵巧的利用自己的嘴巴和脚，你知道，他们可以造出这么多坚固的鸟巢。他们把鸟巢建在树枝的边缘，非常靠边缘的位置，刮风的时候，甚至飓风来临的时候，狂风摇撼着鸟巢，但是从来不会被吹落。”
这么多年来，Neckles在这片树林里找到了自己的位置。
“我1978年来到这里，我对特立尼达岛的地形着迷了，我想，恩，我可以做这个。”
“哦，看一下，看看这个，看看这是什么……”
在多年的研究中，Neckles了解了这个岛屿上所有的野生生物。
“你不要把手指放在那上面。”
但是一次又一次，他被那些鸟儿吸引到树林里。今天早上他想给一种非常小，非常难以捉摸的小鸟拍照。
“看看这个，这是特立尼达和多巴哥最喜庆的蜂鸟，岛上最小的蜂鸟，很难找到到。看看……”
他为了这个镜头已经等了6个星期，痛苦地的带这个屏息的瞬间。
“我现在非常非常开心，虽然我胳膊上都是包，这仍然是很奇妙的事情。”
Neckles为了等待那个完美的瞬间不厌其烦的等待着。就像他追逐的鸟一样，这个奇妙的早上和岛屿的美丽在他周围绽放。
“我从来没有想过要放弃这项活动，因为，我感觉我的余生都可以用来做这件事，每次出去，我都能看到新的东西。”
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