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Seagulls


This has been much of our Winter - sunny but cold chilly days. This photo shows the far end of the port of Greymouth. A small fishing boat to the right but most of them, the larger commercial ones are further up around the bay. 



Quite often people with smaller fishing lines will come here and try to catch the odd fish. I think these greedy seagulls were after some leftover bait.

Linking up with Mosaic Monday and Blue Monday.

Comments

magiceye said…
Plump seagulls!
s.c said…
You really find those seagulls everywhere. Winged the world overcome.
Tom said…
...they are common around the world.
roentare said…
Beautiful coastal view.
DawnTreader said…
Lovely view - and hard to tell the season from where I am! :)
local alien said…
They look like plump contented seagulls. Lovely photos
Bill said…
Nice views. Those seagulls have no problem finding something to eat.
Sharon said…
I bet they were too. They are true scavengers.
Veronica Lee said…
Love the gorgeous views, Amy.

Hugs and blessings
eileeninmd said…
Gorgeous view and I love the gulls.
Have a wonderful week!
Janice said…
Beautiful blues!!!!
Jim said…
Nice seaside pictures. I like your gull(??) Pair picture, I took a similar picture. I've lost track, along the Pacific coast of some South American country. I may look for it?
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EricaSta said…
Happy MosaicMonday. I read with great interest. I love the sea, the beach.

By the way: We see daily the News around the world and especially since Football. I hoped for New Zealand!

Thank you for sharing and being part of
MosaicMonday

Have a very good time, hugs by Heidrun
William Kendall said…
The Gulls look stoic.

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