Life in a harbor it is often very particular
and there are several communities that don’t necessarily work together
fishermen
dockers
authorities including fisheries control
tourists
and seagulls.
Seagulls and harbors are as Laurel and Hardy inseparable
a harbor without seagulls is a dead port
seagulls may have a community
but they are also ruthless and dogged enemies on feeding options.
Seagulls has an “internal” alert system – what one seagull know, all seagulls know.
Weekly Photo Challenge: “Community“ – the 2nd version.
Reklamer
The last photo is so vivid ! I was “captured” by this pic….
About the seagull community, I didn’t know their in-common-knowledge…..
Is it due to some Pavlonian origin? (but I know I ‘m saying nonsenses….)
Ciao, Drake!
#.anna
An ornithologist told me once that seagulls have a fabulous good eyesight and excellent hearing – gulls hovering often so high that we can’t see them with our naked eyes – but they can see what’s going on and react one seagull then react all the other gulls too – I believe in this story… 🙂
So glad you like it, and really appreciate your words… 🙂
Remembered the seagulls in “Nemo”. “Meins, meins, meins”. My favourit “fishes” in this film 🙂
Nice post, mentoning Laurel and Hardy…
#.saetzeundschaetze
Thanks for remind me of Nemo… 🙂
Really appreciate you like it… 🙂
I like seagulls 🙂 Nice to see them again 🙂
#.paula
Much better than pigeons..? 😉 😉
Agree, seagulls in the air are really inspiring in a (maybe weird) way… 🙂 🙂
Me too I like seagulls very much… I feel myself a bit like them… ruthless.. Nice photos. Have a good week Drake!
#.laura
Seagulls are really some very interesting birds… 🙂
So glad you like it – really appreciate your words… 🙂
Lovely photos and I love the boat reflection in the water of the sea 🙂 !
#.serach shiro
Thanks a lot, so glad you like it
– nothing makes reflections so perfect as water of the sea… 🙂
Yes that is so right 🙂 ! Thanks !
Well, you are quite right about seagull’s doggedness on food options. I know I shouldn’t feed the ducks on the lake, but I broke down one day when I fell in love with a Mallard family. This seagull scrunched himself up in the middle of the Mallards and pretended to be one. He was very convincing, and got most of the food.
Thank you Le Drake! As usual you have shared some wonderful photos, and made me think.
_Resa 🙂 😉
Yeah feed the ducks and not the gulls..! ‘hahaha’ 🙂 😉
“lol: 🙂 🙂 “lol”
Great post!!
#.jan masyn
Thanks, really appreciates… 🙂
Stunning picture with the boat .Wunche ihnin wundervoll Weihnacht und glucklich neu jahr.Jalal
#.jalal michael
Thanks a lot, really appreciate your words… 🙂
Wünscht Ihnen und Ihren
Frohe Weihnachten und ein gutes neues Jahr… 🙂
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Excelente post !!! Las fotos son una maravilla, las tres, pero la segunda con el reflejo en el agua me encanta. Bonita reflexión sobre las gaviotas y los demás “vecinos del puerto”.
#.barbara
Thanks a lot, so glad you like it – really appreciate your words… 🙂