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The top image is the tail of a swift. Second image is a swift, but not the same as the first one.
The black-headed gull did NOT like me. It tried to scare me off. Quite annoying really! I´m not a raptor!
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The top image is the tail of a swift. Second image is a swift, but not the same as the first one.
The black-headed gull did NOT like me. It tried to scare me off. Quite annoying really! I´m not a raptor!
Linking up with the following memes. My thanks to the hosts:
WBW Bird D´Pot
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I've never seen a black-headed gull. What an interesting bird!
ReplyDeleteGreat flight photos!! I know how challenging those can be. Marvelous work. Thanks for linking in this week!
ReplyDeleteI can never get good 'in-flight' shots. Yours are very nice! Especially the black-headed gull. He looks like he is about to play a game of chicken with your camera. Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteSwifts are very well named - unlike Black-headed gulls, which have a brown head!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Catching a Swift in flight is definitely a challenge. Well done.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots! That first one reminds me of the starling zipping under the eaves of my house!
ReplyDelete...wonderful in flight photos.
ReplyDeletethanks!
ReplyDeleteNiiice shots! :) I've never heard of a black head gull before, but he's quite a handsome fellow, isn't he?
ReplyDeleteGreat shots.
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