Watching the birdies

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paulmurphy
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Watching the birdies

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Whilst I was down at the coast I took a few shots of the sea gulls wheeling around

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Why are they all heading to the same direction? :lol:
Nice shots, Paul. :D
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The little black headed-gull looks great in his full plumage. Lovely sharp shots.
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Hi Paul,

Love the black-headed seagull. Lovely creature and a nice, sharp shot in-flight. These gulls must of local species to your district. We have many gulls here in Istanbul but hardly any of this type, or I would of noticed already.

Thanks for sharing, :)

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Wowzer, I like that last one, (they're all good), looks like that's what it is, a black headed gull. http://identify.whatbird.com/obj/533/ov ... _Gull.aspx
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