Forever in flight...

You've been spotted...

I no talk to you no morz...

Cock-a-doodle-doo...

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Overwatch...

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Pissed off...

...is better than being pissed on.

Just ducky...

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Definition of bird: see gull...

Long walk... short pier...

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Some more statues...

A continuation from Sundays beauty...

Truly love this one for some reason. How do you think this would look as a tattoo?


Is a robin good luck or bad?


Album cover anyone?

Salty drinks and nature's runway...

Duck, duck, duck, SWAN!...

The babies are getting bigger!

Birds of a feather...

...sit on your desktop together. Clickity splat!

Alone... and far from home...

While in Connecticut, I spied a flash of green and blue fly by and I knew it wasn't an ordinary bird that just caught my eye.


Although inquisitive, it wouldn't let me get close enough to... eh-hem... help him onto my finger.


And even though this picture was blurry, there is something about it that I just adore.


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Robin's nest...

I spied a robin's nest above
Not six feet from the ground
A bunch of eyes looked down on me
While I milled around


The papa bird had spotted me
and looked on from afar
His beak packed with a tasty meal
Not taken from a jar


The babies chirped for sustenance
A morsel from their father
So, slowly I just backed away
And no more was a bother

Gossling goodness...

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SCREEEEEEEEEECH!!!...

I spy up in the sky... something black...

I'm in urr gutterz...

...buildin' my nest!

To dodge or hope for some luck...

I've heard that if a bird poops on you it foretells good fortune...


My car must have a ton of good fortune...


Especially the second after it gets washed...


Ok, all joking aside... I took advantage of a feeding frenzy and a breeze off the north shore as we were waiting for the "polar bear" leap into the sound. These seagulls were hovering en masse as a few of us clicked away. Thankfully none of them showered me with good fortune.