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| Hunger motivates the gulls to be the first to eat a few scrapes of food left behind on the tables. |
Saturday, November 03, 2018
Gull Frenzy
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Beautiful Shot, have a Nice day.
ReplyDelete...they are eating, flying machines.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent flight on a beautiful ans serene sky.
ReplyDeleteYou've caught them at just the right moment.
ReplyDeleteMine mine mine mine... ;-)
ReplyDeleteAwesome photo!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend
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Maria
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We had a flock of seagulls coming in with the boats yesterday, they don't miss out on scraps at all. :) Wonderful capture of the gull flying frenzy.
ReplyDeleteThey get really nasty with each other sometimes!
ReplyDeleteGulls do like to hang out in large flocks. Saw a large flock of gulls this morning hanging out at our airport. Wonder if they had clearance to take off and land?
ReplyDeleteSuper timing Andy, aerial scavengers they are 😊
ReplyDeleteIf there's food to be had those darn gulls will find it. You'll be OK so long as you don't look up! :)
ReplyDeleteEspecially not with your mouth open....
DeleteThis is wonderful; all those outstretched wings against that beautiful sky (sunrise?). There are a few still hanging out on the wall, too.
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