I took a quick video of three seagulls sharing a morning meal. This seemed to pique the curiosity of a couple of passing seals.
Some photos from this morning’s adventure:
Foggy Morning at the National Sea Shore
A Great Place to Be
A south facing beach was a great place to catch the rising sun and the setting moon this morning. I don’t thing I was alone with that opinion.
Sometimes I make new friends on the beach in the early morning hours. Someone who seems to be taking in the beauty of nature along with me. … someone who will be my focal point, a silhouette against the morning light, even photo bomb here and there.
Thar She Blows!
Quite a few whales off Race Point this afternoon.
A tough distance and angle to see much of the whales but caught the feeding frenzy the gulls were having.
Spring?
On a day when we are rejoicing that it feels like, I won’t say it, …. that feels like non-winter, I can only imagine what these guys are feeling right now.
Busy Time Before the Freeze
Sea Gulls in the Early Morning Light
These guys were too busy taking in the morning sun to pay much attention to me. 
Tonight in West Yarmouth
The fisherman fishes as does the sea gull. The full Strawberry Moon rises over the water as the sun sets behind the beach grass. And all the while the wind blows steady and hard.
Sea Gulls
Staying inside on a rainy day. Came across some interesting pics of sea gulls as I sorted through my files.
Unexpected Morning Light
It’s nice when you think it’s going to be a cloudy day with some rain, like the last two or three or four, and there is a break in the clouds as the sun begins to rise. A couple of sea gulls looked liked they were diggin’ it, too.
Feeding Time
The tide was going out late in the day. It was cold with a strong wind.The sea gulls arrived and foraged the marsh fields.
I had never seen so many birds together at one time here before tonight.
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