Living near the coast has its advantages. In my case, it gives me the opportunity to photograph a wide range of gull species. This particular photo shows a Great Black-backed Gull (Larus Marinus) calling to others near by. This was the only one of its kind on the beach that morning. Low tide is the best time to shoot, mainly because this is the easiest time for the gulls to find the clams and other food sources they scavenge for. Click here to view this photo on Alamy.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Great Black-backed Gull
Living near the coast has its advantages. In my case, it gives me the opportunity to photograph a wide range of gull species. This particular photo shows a Great Black-backed Gull (Larus Marinus) calling to others near by. This was the only one of its kind on the beach that morning. Low tide is the best time to shoot, mainly because this is the easiest time for the gulls to find the clams and other food sources they scavenge for. Click here to view this photo on Alamy.
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