In the end, it's just a seagull. Or is it?
(Yeah, I'm feeling photographic this week. I'm raiding the archives and tossing some of my faves online. Hope you don't mind.)
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Great picture. Were you standing atop the dumpster?
Could be Jonathan Livingstone seagull?
Thanks for the visit, Carmi. I am awed by the photos from space and humbled too. Also, when I think about how huge many of these galaxies are (some are many light years across) I feel so very insignificant in the universe. The first time I saw the ocean I felt this way, too. But this is a whole new ballgame, isn't it?
Seagulls are the lobsters of the skies.
Also, I once took a picture of a pidgeon that would put that seagull to shame. Don't know where I put it, though.
And why are these comments so... restrictive? No avatars, comment moderation...
Are you hiding from someone... or someTHING?!?
BEAUTIFUL Carmi...JUST BEAUTIFUL! Mind? Never! I love to see beautiful photo's and you take gorgeous one's. I feel like I could put out my hand and just touch this dear bird! Thank You Very Much! Always a pleasure to visit you...!
Wow Carmi, what a great shot! The seagull yes, but also the gorgeous sky!
That's beautiful. I saw a group of birds on Tuesday, it was as though they were trying to get into formation, but the sky was gray & it was a bit windy. I could have watched them for the longest time.
I love seagulls or gooney birds as I like to call them
No, not a seagull....LUNCH!!!
Nice photo. I'm another one reminded of one of my favorite books, Jonathan Livingston Seagull. (Which I thing you'd enjoy from reading your profile.) ... Following you back from the comment you left on Blogger Biggest Loser. (Thanks.)
No wonder that is a favorite. That is a once in a lifetime photo op right there! It's wonderful!
Carmi: Awesome. Reminds me of Boeing's plans for a 787 Dreamliner.
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