A short sequence taken in the gloom of the afternoon… 
Camera note: all shots taken with the EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L USM IS lens.
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A short sequence taken in the gloom of the afternoon…
Camera note: all shots taken with the EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L USM IS lens.
Comments are closed.
gdare
2 Mar 2009He must be very fast to escape them 😆
Ukwildlife
2 Mar 2009great stuff. I always enjoy watching the gulls wizz after each other when one has food!
Flying Red Fox Blog
2 Mar 2009Its amazing how they squabble for food when theres plenty around, greedy birds lol 😆 The Crows in Hotham park do that a lot.
cakkleberrylane
2 Mar 2009Wonderful shots. I usually take some stale bread with me so I can watch the show!
SittingFox
2 Mar 2009Gulls are…unique :insane: Great sequence!
Words
2 Mar 2009Neil, they were out over the sea and having a right old time of it!
Words
2 Mar 2009Lois, I've done that a couple of times with the gulls on the local ponds. 😀
Words
2 Mar 2009Darko, yes it got away with its 'catch' 😀
Words
2 Mar 2009Mark, it was fun to watch. They were quite a way off and bits of bread were falling to the sea the whole time. I love the one on the left that almost stands still in mid air, and then charges!
Words
2 Mar 2009Adele, thanks!
Ukwildlife
2 Mar 2009Lol cakkleberry reminded me of the trick i used to do at school where I would throw a bit of my sandwich up in the air and it wouldn't come back down – thanks to so nippy black-headed gulls!
Words
2 Mar 2009Neil, good trick!
annoushkiss
3 Mar 2009Very nice series, Words :up: I was really enjoying each capture 🙂
Words
3 Mar 2009Thanks Anna!