Sunday, 24 March 2013
Little Gull off Seafield
I have seen Little Gulls off Seafield a couple of times before at this time of year, but they have always been out at the sewage outfall a mile offshore. This morning, with the strong onshore winds whipping the spray over the seawall, there was one close in feeding with the Black-headed Gulls in the surf. Sadly it did not stay long but headed East along the coast battling against the wind.
A real beauty in my opinion... with a nice rosy tint coming through on the breast.
The initial view - the Little Gull being smaller, and flickering in flight with pale upperparts and dark underwings.
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Edinburgh,
Little Gull
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3 comments:
A beauty, never get tired of this species...
Well done on a great series of shots - my second favourite gull after Med.
(This hurts as I have never been close to a decent shot of an adult!)
Thanks for the comments guys. I think it is possibly my favourite species of gull though med and slender bill maybe edge it - and I have yet to see Ross's...
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