. . . Flock together!
And The Seagull’s Name Was Nelson or was it Jonathan Livingston Seagull?
I guess, as there are two birds, it’s both of them!
And yes, I do know that there is no such thing as a Seagull, but that’s not going to stop me calling them that!
I call them seagulls too. 🙂
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Quite rightly! 😀
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Oh wow, I always call them Seagulls, ha ha I could change that to Fieldgulls, due to them always following the tractors here 🙂
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Yes. 🙂 They are so versatile they have many names. 🙂
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Gulls in the UK are famous for mugging people for their chips and ice creams, are yours better behaved?
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This beach (like most in CT) is not commercialised, so no fish and chips etc. I have seen seagulls dive bombing for food at a local harbour though.
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Lovely beach shot and I’ve always called them seagulls.
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Thank you 🙂 And yes, I think we all do, but bird specialists are picky! 🙂
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Neat! I loved reading J.L. Seagull many years ago! 🙂
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Lovely 🙂
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Ha! Another fact you taught and corrected me! I never knew it was just gull. 😂
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We All say Seagull, that is what’s so silly about it! 😀
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Lol!!
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🙂
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Cool picture. And I learned something. I’ll still call them seagulls though. hahaha
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Thank you – and Yep, Me too! 😀
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Seagull just rolls off the tongue better than say, oceangulls or even parkinglotgulls like we have here 😉
Just keep those warm weather shots coming…winter is closing in on me!
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I know – and when you say Seagull, everyone knows what you mean! 🙂
I’ll post sunny pics and you can oblige me with cold ones. 🙂
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Ha! Parkinglotgulls! We also have landfillgulls around here.
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Ha! Yup, sadly landfillgulls are here also .
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