
They kept their distance from our resident geese and rested a few minutes before flying off.
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Poor gulls, they look absolutely miserable. Hope this cold grip releases soon!
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ReplyDeleteI feel sorry for the birds during this arctic blast, it is so cold.. Cute shots of the gulls. Stay warm and safe, enjoy the rest of your week!
ReplyDeletehi Linda. They sure do not look happy.
ReplyDeleteIt's been so cold everywhere, I'm sure the birds suffer a bit. They have to be cold too!!
ReplyDeleteBut neat photos at that!!! Thanks for linking up at the Bird D'Pot!!
must be cold.
ReplyDeleteNice photos. It does look very cold there!
ReplyDeleteIt's good that they could rest a bit and better that you got to get some snaps of them! Great work.
ReplyDeleteIt never ceases to amaze me how birds tuck their bills back like that.
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