Seagull wildlife
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This is not altered with software in any way.The seagulls were lining up in order to catch a piece of bread. You can actually see the piece on the right side of the picture! / It was difficult to get them in frame like I imagined but after many pieces of bread they were in perfect position. check what the product looks like here thank you for stopping by!
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Seagulls hanging out in a local supermarket parking lot…
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Another image of the seagulls from Cape Town, South Africa.
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River Gull
by LjMaxxSeagull in the icy Connecticut river waters… Taken from about 10 feet off shore in late Feb. 08’... Nikon D60~55-200 lens
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Reduction woodblock print / April 2008
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Just one of the 50 or so shots of seagulls that I took off the back off the ferry on the way back from the isle of Mull in Scotland. /
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Another seagull shot, I have so many of these… / Free as a bird /
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A pair of nesting Kittiwakes nesting on the Farne Islands. Camera: Lumix DMC_3Z7. F5.6 Shutter Speed: 1/200 sec
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The last moments of the sunset illuminates this gull on the Oregon coast. The sun just touching the ocean horizon can be seen reflecting in the gull’s eye. / Taken with Nikon D40x, 70-300 AF-s VR lens. /
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Three seagulls in flight – composite image
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This one took an unexpected attempt to land so had to be quick here, still couldn’t get it pefect though… / / Nikon D70s / Nikon lens 55-200mm VR / Aperture mode / Aperture f5 / Shutterspeed 1/6400 sec / ISO 200
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Shot this seagull going in for the kill…for a chip… /
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A Seagull comes in for a landing along a stream shoreline, to feast on the lifeless bodies of spawned out Chum Salmon. / / The Glaucous-Winged Gull is a large gull of the north Pacific Coast and it is common in coastal cities and towns. Its wingtips are colored unlike any other gull’s, being neither black nor white. Instead, they are a medium gray, not much different from the back color. The Glaucous-winged Gull hybridizes extensively with the Western Gull, with the hybrids being the most common form in Washington. The hybrids can be similar to the parent adult forms, but usually have intermediate back and wingtip coloring. With the medium-gray back, dark upper surface to wingtips, frosty white undersurface to wingtips and a darkish eye, a hybrid may closely resemble a robust Thayer’s Gull. The flatter and larger head of the hybrid, and especially the thick bill with a pronounced angle on the bottom, should help distinguish it from the smaller, slimmer Thayer’s Gull. / Size: 50-59 cm (20-23 in) / Wingspan: 120-143 cm (47-56 in) / Weight: 900-1200 g (31.77-42.36 ounces) / Head and underparts white. / Back silvery gray. / Wingtips medium gray with white spots near tip. / Legs pinkish. / Breeding (Alternate) Plumage: Bill yellow with red spot near tip of lower mandible. Wing tips medium gray, only slightly darker than back. Eyes dark brown to dirty yellow. Thin ring of skin around eyes pinkish. Pronounced angle on lower edge of bill (gonys). / Sexes alike in plumage, male larger than female. Juvenal plumage: Light grayish brown head and body, back, tail, and wings. Flight feathers on wing same color as back. Bill black. Legs dark gray with pink overtones. Eyes dark brown to black. / First Winter (Basic I): Like juvenal, but head, throat, and breast lighter and more streaked. Bill black. Eyes dark brown. / First Summer (Alternate I): Head, neck, and especially the throat whiter, but still streaked. Wing feathers worn and paler. Mix of clean gray and mottled feathers on back. Bill black. Eyes dark brown. / Second Winter (Basic II): Head whiter, but neck heavily streaked. Back mottled brownish and light gray. Underparts white. Wing tips light gray, like back. Tail gray. Bill pale flesh at base, then black. Eyes dark brown. Legs dirty pink. / Second Summer (Alternate II): Head and neck largely white with conspicuous streaking. Back may be entirely light gray with a few brownish feathers. Underparts mostly white. Bill yellowish at base, then black with white tip. Eyes dark brown. / Third Winter (Basic III): Some dirty brown on otherwise white neck and head. Back light gray with only a few dull brownish feathers. Underparts white. Tail largely white with some dark smudging. Outer wing feathers (primaries) darker gray with white tips. Inner wing feathers (secondaries) light gray with broad white tips. Bill yellowish at base, then black with white tip. Eyes brown. Legs dirty pink. / Third Summer (Alternate III): Head and neck pure white or with only little streaking. Back all gray. Underparts white. Tail white with some dark smudging. Bill yellow with some red on lower mandible. Eyes brown.
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Top Ten placement in the Mine,mine mine challenge / Featured in the LMAO Art group / Featured in the Your Accepted group / Featured in the Seagull group / Featured in the Dimensions group Pair of male seagulls beside the sea at Lancashire UK Shot with Canon eos 350D and Sigma 70-300mm lens
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Spotted this seagul one morning whilst down at my local beach. Was so happy when i saw what i had caught on camera.
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I use a Canon EOS 400 D / Practising with my new 100-400mm zoom lens. / Again I’ve removed the lake and added the flood filter for the reflection ORIGINAL PHOTO / / FLOOD FILTER / / /
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Commended Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association Show, May 2009 On the 6th of January 2009, the skies above the South Coast of NSW Australia were streaked with smoke. In the Moreton National Park, between the coastal town of Nowra and the highlands village of Bundanoon, a fire had been burning for several days. Being in an inaccessible area, it posed no threat to property. Wildlife, however, would be suffering the consequences of almost one thousand hectares of natural bushland destroyed. This picture was taken on Gerroa Beach, just North of Nowra, a moment after the sun had set. Technical stuff: Nikon D80, Nikkor 18-200mm VR lens, hand held 97mm. Aperture priority, 1/20 sec f22, ISO 200, Pattern metering, Auto Exp & WB.
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SOLD Greeting Card Featured in the Australian Wildlife group / Feature in the Dimension group / Top Tenner in the Seagulls Up Close challenge in The Seagull Group Male Seagull Profile Captured with Canon 1D mk3 Lancashire UK
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Seagull attempting to snatch a piece of fish from an osprey’s nest...parent and baby osprey (look through top edge of nest) are not pleased about the development, razor sharp and clear image using large file size. Beautiful T-shirts with different colors and styles are also available with this image: Bad Idea! T-shirt A companion image is also available: Osprey Fishing Calendars Too: Calendar Gallery Canon 40D camera, Canon 500mm IS 4.0 Lens, Tripod with Ballhead Mount. For discussion of shutter speed, f-stop, available light, and my technique, please visit my profile page…thank you :-) Location: Everglades, Florida
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Digital art in an abstract realism style. In my very large file, this art work shows more cloud texture. The print should too because there’s a layer of cloudy sky behind the red. VIEW IT LARGE to get a somewhat better idea of what the print will look like. This artwork has been FEATURED in “The Great Outdoors” group. :)
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Digital art inspired by my life on the largest lake in Texas, Lake Texoma. It’s especially wonderful when tourist season is over. :)
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Screeching seagull! Perth Western Australia Olympus E-410 Featured in the group – I Love Birds – 04/10/09
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Seagull flying over head Rockingham Western Australia Olympus E-410 Featured in the group – I Love Birds – 15/10/09
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