Okay, so it's not an exciting photo, but I think seagulls are worthy subjects since their habitat is one that we humans admire. Birds like this one were our constant companions during our mini-vacation on the North Shore of Lake Superior.
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I know we are supposed to respect wildlife, but personally, I could do with a few less seagulls.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good shot, I hope that you enjoyed your holiday.
ReplyDeleteune penseuse, tranquille dans son petit monde, elle pense...belle photo je trouve
ReplyDeletea thinker, quiet in her small world, it thinks… beautiful photograph I find
Hola, Kate, siempre me han gustado las gaviotas y esta parece sentirse muy a gusto en su entorno. Saludos / Hi, Kate, I always loved seagulls, and this one seems so peaceful, probably expecting for a good meal.
ReplyDeleteI reckon it's pretty exciting - I keep waiting for it to topple over. Just you try standing on one leg for a while...
ReplyDeleteIt's a perfect shot,I've never successful with my shaking hands and I LOVE your friend Molly's Car...so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice days in North!
I like your shot of the seagull.I also like Pelikans. Seagulls seem to be where I am at along water.
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It's a lovely and beautiful photo! It brings peace when I see it.
ReplyDeletethat is a serene and lovely photo Kate, it reminds me of my vacations at the seaside.
ReplyDeletehave a lovely day!
thanks for stopping by!
You are so right, we love to be where the seagulls live. Many don't like seagulls but they are beautiful birds - as are all birds, aren't they? Well perhaps not a vulture unless you are a baby vulture?
ReplyDeleteSeagulls.... I like to watch they fly along the ferry just in case someone drops a crumb.
ReplyDeletei love to watch them in flight! :) There are quite a lot over the Danube when Zsolt drives along and I always love watching them...
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for the birthday well wishes and greeting! I had a great one this year on the day and the parties before this day at the Sziget! :)
I really liked this photo...one of my favorite books from childhood was a book called Gogo the French seagull by Lois Slobodkin about a gull who follows a sea liner from France to the US...thanks to that book, I can live with them and gladly share Lake Michigan with them...
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are back Kate - hope you had a great holiday.
ReplyDeleteWe have no seagulls here in rabaul - I really don't know why - it is a mystery!!!
Am I in wrong or he was sleeping :-) ?
ReplyDeleteI love lake Superior and plan a trip up there soon just so I can wonder around with my cameras and take pictures.
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