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Bass Rock NF Photo 120624
NF Photo 120624 Gannet - Havssula
I am/was in Scotland now and I saw the first favourite bird already the first day. This place is located not far from Edingurgh. They say there lives more then 25000 pairs of Gannets. So, what looks like snow, is this bird.
Fantastic scenery.
ReplyDeleteOh my gush this is fantastic!! So loving it and it's my first time to see this kind of photo. Thanks for sharing and thanks for joining Water World Wednesday
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bird and great photos. That is a very large gannet colony on that rock!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, this rock is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI would love to be on it.
Great pictures you show. Wishing you a good day :)
ReplyDeleteoh wow! the rock is enchanting! amazing captures!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, I would love to visit this place. The Gannets are cool looking birds. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteThe volume of birds is incredible!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeletegorgeous photos! :)
ReplyDeleteThese pictures speak for themselves. To be standing there seeing that!!!Bravo!
ReplyDeleteWow! That rock looks alive.
ReplyDeleteVery nice set of pictures. In France, the only colony of "Gannets" is located in Brittany on the Island in the archipelago of Rouzic "Seven Iîles". There are approximately 23,000 couples ...
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Céline & Philippe
Ja det var inte klokt så mycket fåglar. Fantastisk klippa!
ReplyDeleteWow, wonderful shots, that rock is just covered with birds.
ReplyDeleteDisse er nydelige!! Det første er som et kunstverk, tenk så mye flott som finnes der ute i den store verden!
ReplyDeleteHa en flott torsdag!
That sure is a lot of birds on that rock! I hope you are enjoying your visit to Scotland!
ReplyDeletewhat a place - it certainly looks like a snow capped mountain
ReplyDeleteGreat photographs. First time I've seen that many Gannets on it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful views! I'd love to visit that rock!
ReplyDeletestunning images, great impressions !!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow that is a lot of birds! Sea birds do seem to congregate, but I've never seen that many ever! What a great place to visit -- and that closeup shows the gannet is a very pretty bird.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely amazing and stunning images indeed! Superb captures for the day and a wonderful look at a part of your world! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Amazing seeing all the birds on the rock.
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable, the number of birds. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! It's hard to imagine so many birds on that one rock.
ReplyDeleteStunning captures.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!Seeing that first shot I was trying to figure out what it was...but never thought these were the birds...amazing capture!Have a great week ahead.
ReplyDeleteShantan
I thought at first that tiny water droplets were spraying onto the rocks. What an amazing revelation to realize those were birds! Brilliant photograph!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing sight. That second shot is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove each of these shots and think you have done a wonderful job on these!
ReplyDeletethanks everyone. I was late in responding but better late then never.
ReplyDeleteThese are all amazing shots but the first one is just heart stopping. Fabulous.
ReplyDeleteVi har en damm några hundra meter bort, och där häckar måsarna och tärnorna. Så det är ett himla liv bland bostadshusen. Nu vaggar deras ungar omkring bland husen, så det är extra ´livligt´! Apropå den tjusiga fågelklippön!
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ReplyDeleteVisst är dem det. Nästan dubbelt så stor som föräldrarna med allt dun. För några år sedan såg jag småbarn sparka Fotboll med en unge, så jag måste tillrättavisa dem! Huvva!
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