However, I found these birds flying round and round in the castle moat. Twenty to thirty seagulls were flying around one middle-aged man. He was feeding them some bread.
Look at the eyes of the birds (please click this picture to enlarge). They are carefully watching the man's hand.
And after flying many rounds, only lucky birds can get some bread like below.
This is part of Our World Tuesday.
Lovely series. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely shots!
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ReplyDeleteユリカモメは鴨川にも今いっぱい来ていますよ。足とくちばしが赤くてとってもかわいいですね。餌を与えている人の周りを飛び交っていました。
以前、大阪城でユリカモメを見た時は、かなり距離が離れていたので小さくしかとることができませんでした。
Hi Annie, with us here are all the lakes frozen over and the animals then hunger, we often buy bread run to the lake and feed them, it's only 100 meters to go
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful x
ReplyDeleteVery nice image series showing. Wish you a good day :) Hanne Bente
ReplyDeleteThose birds are really magnificent! Love the shots of them flying. ☺
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the gulls and the wall. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, gulls are extremely clever birds who know exactly where to fly.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of the flying gulls!
ReplyDeleteThis brought back the memory of my daughter when she was about 5 feeding seagulls from the car window...one of them was missing an eye and bit her finger tip!
ReplyDeleteShe was not hurt badly, thank God!
Love your beautiful photos and your culture...~God bless~
The seagulls look so clean and white against the gray stone and water, and you really got some wonderful action shots! Especially that last one of that highly skilled (or really lucky?) gull catching that bread in mid-air. I think the gull right behind him was closely studying his technique! :-)
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