Seagulls seem to be everywhere. You can find them around almost any body of water and here in the West we refer to them as terns. These photos were all taken on the Pacific coast so I believe they are true gulls.
There are many interesting facts about seagulls. Gulls are resourceful, inquisitive and highly intelligent birds. They demonstrate communication skills and a highly developed social structure; such as, many gull colonies attack and harass predators. They also can drink fresh or salt water. And ahem, some of you may recognize that, "A Flock of Seagulls" was the name of a rock band from the 80s.
There are many interesting facts about seagulls. Gulls are resourceful, inquisitive and highly intelligent birds. They demonstrate communication skills and a highly developed social structure; such as, many gull colonies attack and harass predators. They also can drink fresh or salt water. And ahem, some of you may recognize that, "A Flock of Seagulls" was the name of a rock band from the 80s.
Flock of Seagulls Set of 3
This is a set of three artistically enhanced black and white photos of seagulls in various patterns of flight.
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Seagull 1
Seagull 2
Seagull 3
Seagull 4
Flock of Seagulls Set of 4
This is a set of four 8x10 artistically enhanced black and white photos
of seagulls in various patterns of flight.
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This is a set of four 8x10 artistically enhanced black and white photos
of seagulls in various patterns of flight.
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My first time seeing one..=)
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ReplyDeleteI love this collection. I live on the east coast of England and seagulls are ten-a-penny here but I've never really noticed the beauty. You have made them look very graceful.
Thanks.
Your seagulls have very different markings to ours and seem a tad bigger.
ReplyDeletebreathtaking! they're so beautiful until they open their mouths. I love what you've done with the grouping, really lovely.
ReplyDeleteI like your Seagull #4.
ReplyDeleteYou captured them so beautifully! Aren't our west coast seagulls huge?!
ReplyDeleteI miss the gulls living in central VA. I get excited when I see my first gulls traveling back to the Northeast coast.
ReplyDeleteVery nice.
ReplyDeleteI have a picture of a sea gull in flight that I bought in Cape may, NJ.
Now, since I've seen yours, I gotta find it! :)
wonderful seagull shots julie!
ReplyDeletethey are such pretty birds, they don't get enough credit!
:)
Hi Julie, I was just narcissistically looking through my blog and wanted to thank you for all of your messages of support you have sent across since I started blogging - I do appreciate it. Your little gems help to keep me inspired.
ReplyDeleteSo, thank you!
P.s im still a bit new to this so didn't know where else to post my thanks!
Thank you for your kind words, "Genius." Your work is very inspiring and I love checking in to see your new work.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I love to watch sea gulls!
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