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SEAGULLS

A group about the fabulous Seagulls from around the globe. SEAGULLS ONLY

Featured Work

The Choristers by Margot Kiesskalt

Photographed at Beauty Park, Frankston
Seagull Shock!! by francophotos

3rd finish and Featured in the Singing Gulls ghallange in the SEAGULLS group Open beaked male seagull Location Ilfracoombe North Devon UK Shot with Canon 1DS mk3 and Canon 400mm f5,6 lens
Singing for his supper. by Baynanno1

Nikon Coolpix P80 Young Silver Gull demanding food from a parent on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra, Australia. Featured in SEAGULLS Group. Thank you moderators. Top 10 placement in SEAGULLS Group challenge “Singing Gulls”. Thank you to voters.
"Will he ever be quiet!?" by Jillian Johnston

I love this photo because it looks like the Glaucous-winged Gull hybrid on the right is thinking “Will he ever be quiet!?” about the gull on the left. Many people don’t like “seagulls” but they are one of my favourite birds to watch and photograph, as they do so many interesting things. Photograph taken in November 2008 at Kye Bay, Comox, British Columbia.
The Landing by mlynnd

This seagull was coming in for a landing, at the park behind my house, in Oak Forest, IL.. Featured in the Your Accepted Group Won the Landing Challenge in the Seagulls Group and featured in the group – 09/20/09
Frankston Seagull by Tom Newman

Seagull coming in to land at Beauty Park Frankston , Melbourne, Australia. Nikon D300 / Nikkor 18-200mm , F3.5, ED VR / 29mm, ISO: 1600, F/5.6, i/8000s
A Messy Landing by EverChanging1

Penguin Island, Safety Bay, Western Australia. I’m sure this Seagull would have preferred a cleaner landing strip :-)) Minolta 5d / Minolta 75-300mm lense / Handheld / Direct from camera Top Ten Finish in Landings Challenge – “Seagulls Group” – September 09
Coming in to Land by AJ Bennett

Taken on August 13, 2009 at Aloha State Park in Aloha, MI.
Oops..! Bit of a cross wind.... by Shadow1100

Seagull landing at Woodman Point, Western Australia. Pentax K-7 / Sigma 70-200
Coming In For A Landing 2 by Angie McKenzie

Seagull at a Jersey Shore Beach. Featured in SEAGULLS – September 20, 2009 6th Place in the challenge “Landings” in SEAGULLS – September 20, 2009

Recent Work

A day in the life of a Gull by Al Williscroft

Taken with a Pentax K20D and a Sigma 70-300 zoom, on the Eastcoast of Vancouver island B.C. Canada.
Hey!!You tall ones up the back!! Turn left!!! by Garth Smith

My 4 trained pelicans again. / The shot from the camera looked false. The sun was very bright, the water was very green, and the sand was very yellow and it just looked wrong. So I turned it B&W and then toned the B&W down a bit in NX2. / Stupid thing is thats its a more natural looking shot now than it was in RL. Nikon D90 / Nikor 18-200mm VR @ 95mm
Gull by Nathan Dooley

A Seagull flying over the Devonport Bluff
I'm Not Fussy by Pamela Phelps

The seagulls got in on the act as well, looking for a hand out of food, although not fussy, along the Neversink River, Woodbourne, NY, USA /
Yellow-Legged Gull by Ruben Vicente

Yellow-Legged Gull, Larus Michahellis – Barcelona, Spain
Up and Away by Crowmanic

~ Original “as is” photograph. Taken at Glenelg Foreshore, Adelaide, Sth Australia. (trying to get these fellows to hold still long enough for a decent shot is impossible, one just points and shoot, and hope for the best) As a Framed print…
On The Breath of Being by Crowmanic

There are times when even the most common can be so refreshing … I had a bit of fun getting these fellows to pose for me, and I froze my butt-off whilst doing so. ~Taken @ Aldinga, Sth Australia (looking South) As a Card...
Sandy Bay Seagull by Cynthia Harris

This seagull was spotted on the pier of Sandy Bay Beach, Hobart. / Fuji S6500
Flock of Seagulls by sternbergimages

Taken at North Beach in Racine, WI
riding a big roller by alan mattison

the young seagulls have to acclimatise to the winter storms.

Seagulls frequent coastal and some inland waters all around the globe. There are 11 different genera of seagulls and many different species. This group wants to showcase them all. Seagulls are intelligent, resourceful, and entertaining to say the least. So let’s see some of your best work featuring seagulls and their crazy antics.

Please note: this group is for SEAGULLS ONLY. NO other birds or waterfowl will be accepted.

Spotlight of the Week

Sunset-coloured Seagull by Janette Rodgers