These Silver Gulls seemed very interested in out sandwiches last weekend. But like all opportunists, they could not help but keep an eye open for other sources of food!These are our most common gull in Australia – they are the typical chip stealers that we know and love!
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Enjoy the birds.
I love gulls, for me these birds symbolizes freedom, dreams, flight, sea ... I liked very much these pictures!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day Stewart
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I also love gulls for the simple reason that they are always willing topose for my camera! I love yopur shots Stewart.
ReplyDeleteVeronica ~linked Tassels Twigs and Tatebuds today with a tropical garden.
love their red-orange feet! :)
ReplyDeleteMust be a change from the Herring Gulls Stewart lol
ReplyDeleteLovely looking birds with their red legs and feet.
Great photos, Stewart! I really like the color in their legs and feet!
ReplyDeleteI will swap you 1 silver Gull for 100 herring Gulls....lol
ReplyDeleteThose legs and feet are eye catching.
Seriously though I think Gulls make the most amazing images, they always seem to be very photogenic
They're prettier than the gulls on the Oregon Coast, with those lovely red legs -- but sounds like they share all the personality traits.
ReplyDeleteWhat clowns! Those poses seemed rehearsed, like a vaudeville act. Too funny.
ReplyDeleteCheers to you Stewart!
They are adorable and so funny! I loved seeing those red legged gulls in Australia; they look like they are wearing lipstick and red tights :-))
ReplyDeleteNice photos! They bring back memories of summer and salt air and - yes! - chips!
ReplyDeleteYea, come on Stewart, admit it. You trained those gulls to pose like that didn't you?
ReplyDeleteWhat a great series!
They're a cheery lot, aren't they...? Somehow they always seem that way to me...
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Arnab Majumdar
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At Victor Harbour they are literally 'in your face' and steal your food as you are about to put it into your mouth! No wonder they have signs urging people not to feed the beggars.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Stewart!!
ReplyDeleteI love the way the Silver Gulls pose for the camera!!! I have some wonderful shots from a recent visit to Brisbane Southbank & more from a visit to Redcliffe.
Chip stealer's is right!! As soon as they think you may have food it's like an invasion!!!
Looking forward to your shots of the Peninsula! :)
Such showmen! They know that the silver/red combination is spectacular. Nice post, Stewart!
ReplyDeleteCool shots of the gulls -- looks like they are in the perfect place to keep an eye on the entire beach!
ReplyDeleteLook at the feer on those guys!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteThey are quite handsome there having a conversation!
ReplyDeleteThere are hardly any seagulls in Brazil. Congratulations for the beautiful pictures and thank you for visiting.
ReplyDeleteI love gulls too.
Roberto, Rio de Janeiro.
Love these! The gulls look like they are posing for you. I love the striking red of their feet and legs against the white of their feathers.
ReplyDeleteGotta love a cooperative bird! Or two!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots!
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