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| John Cooper | profile | all galleries >> Birds of England >> Seagulls | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
 He would eat them if he had a chance |
 I would like to walk on the moon |
 I cannot remember who got there first |
 There were a few Jackdaws he chased away |
 What is he doing, looks like the Breast Stroke |
 No matter the maneuver, they always try to keep their head vertical, like this |
 He was quite aggressive, dont know why, I did not want his food |
 Big mouth or what |
 Cruising the pavement looking for food |
 Sun shining, birds flying, what a gorgeous day |
 Very rarely do they get 2 pieces of bread in one snatch |
 Always after food |
 They can stop in mid air, but cannot hover for more than a few seconds |
 That is a powerful beat of his wings |
 This one is gliding |
 Not sure where he is going |
 Going vertical |
 The missing feathers did not seem to affect his flying |
 Nice perch for him |
 A blue sky background is great for bird photos, gray skys are horrible |
 Could be he is young and still growing a nice set of feathers |
 I wonder if he chose the largest bit |
 Not many of the large gulls recently |
 Chasing the bread, they are very acrobatic when chasing food |
 He was checking me out, dont know why |
 Even gulls have champagne to celebrate |
 Asking for food |
 Black headed gull asking for food |
 Who will get there first |
 I hate it when I run out of food and they keep flying up to me |
 Air brakes |
 Black headed gulls are easy to identify |
 This could be a young black headed gull |
 Another black headed gull ? |
 This one seemed very small |
 Strange to attack the Mallard, too big to kill and eat |
 Fighting for a perch |
 How does he fly that low |
 Is he looking at me |
 Asking for food |
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