cruddy looking nj gulls - they don’t stay white long here...
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cruddy looking nj gulls - they don’t stay white long here...
I love the Gulls. I can't really tell the difference between most but they are still good birds even if they are rats with wings. Not all are but I still like them even if they come and get a muscle from the piling or grab a little bit of a leftover sandwich.
#seagulllivesmatter
#seagulllivesmatter
One of my first digital surf photos, taken with a 5mp Olympus in 2000....I really wasn't taking a picture of the gull...
And another gull photo, gull with flies...
yeah, you guys are probably right. The snake and I both reside in south Texas.
Yes, this one too.
heavily protected. I think it’s a 5,000 fine if your caught killing one.
heavily protected. I think it’s a 5,000 fine if your caught killing one.
Low tides and tidal pools exposed present all kinds of neat things. This is a Lemon Dorid Nudibranch I think.
This is a Leopard Dorid Nudibranch, I think.
And I think this is a Lemon Dorid egg mass.
Incredible variety of sea-life to look at up here.
These photos by Kate Woods, from Sooke, BC.
Take care.
This is a Leopard Dorid Nudibranch, I think.
And I think this is a Lemon Dorid egg mass.
Incredible variety of sea-life to look at up here.
These photos by Kate Woods, from Sooke, BC.
Take care.
Gull eating a shark whole. Savage.
Speaking of nudibranchs, this is an Opalescent Nudibranch...seen in N. Cal.
