One thing about shipwatching, is that you also get a chance to watch seagulls and other water birds. Most people don't like seagulls (and I can't really blame them) but I do. I like their pattersn.
Here a seagull stands on a lamp post. It was only temporary as bigger seagulls chase them away.
I saw a flock of geese coming in for a landing at the park. I'm not too happy with this shot.
Another angle of those geese.
Another seagull. Behind him, you can see a blurred out ship.
And another one. I think this is a younger seagull. As they get older, they get whiter heads.
Another angle of the above seagull.
Here a seagull stands on a lamp post. It was only temporary as bigger seagulls chase them away.
I saw a flock of geese coming in for a landing at the park. I'm not too happy with this shot.
Another angle of those geese.
Another seagull. Behind him, you can see a blurred out ship.
And another one. I think this is a younger seagull. As they get older, they get whiter heads.
Another angle of the above seagull.
A seagull. In the back is the blurred out J.W. Westcott building.
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