I am continuing my series of
photographs that Danny, Colin and myself took when I took 16 of my Birders on a
boat trip to Mew Island, Copelands, near
Donaghadee. These are Lesser Black backed and Herring gulls with their chicks and two Tern.
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I hope you enjoyed this post today.
I appreciate your visit and comments.
You wil be pleased to know I have full rotation in my shoulder joint now
but need a bit more strength in the arm however I am now allowed to drive
again!
What cute chicks! And big, too!
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ReplyDeleteWonderful, wonderful critters. Any day of the week.
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ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos Margaret.
ReplyDeleteNice to see the chicks and their parents together.
How nice that you can drive again, problems with the shoulder are very severe, I know all about it.
Greetings Irma
Hello Margaret,
ReplyDeleteThe chicks are so fuzzy and cute. Great captures of the Gulls and Terns! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend! PS, thank you for the comment on my blog.
Siempre me han gustado las vistas de estas aves, cuando acudo a la cercanías del mar.
ReplyDeleteEspero que te mejores del todo, los problemas físicos que tienes en el brazo.
I'm glad your shoulder is much better, and I love all the gull chick photos.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures and even greater news about your shoulder.
ReplyDeleteThose chicks look like they belong to something other than their beautiful looking parents. Of course they do need camouflage from predators.
ReplyDeleteIt's always nice to see chicks with the parents. The animals are in some ways not so different from us, they want to raise a family well.
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