juvenile herring gull

I rather liked how the sun was shining through his flight feathers, so of all the pictures I took of this youngster, decided to show you this one. It's possible I may show you a 'normal' pose later. But you've got this one for now.;) TTTW

Spotted these two out on the water, but couldn't get them to separate, they just twisted their heads about LOL. Again more post processing tweaks to bring out some detail. When, if we get some decent weather, I'll see what I can do 'in camera' on Sports Mode. Sports Mode settings f/5.6 1/350...

This is to show Ann what I do when I can't PP the inconvenient grass/leaves/twigs etc... cut it off and show a close crop instead!!:-O Some out of focus blades of grass cut right across his middle and tail, and I'd not a clue where to start to try and repair it, so you've got a close-up instead...

A juvenile Herring Gull, at home with the waves and spray at Lowestoft Ness. Ron

A juvenile Herring Gull soaking up the late afternoon sunshine on a breakwater at Lowestoft Ness. Ron

A juvenile Herring Gull at ease beside the waves at Lowestoft on Saturday. Ron

A juvenile Herring Gull dropping into a large puddle on Gorleston pier to bathe. Ron

An immature Herring Gull at Gorleston harbour yesterday. I must admit the water doesn't usually look so blue. It is normally grey and turgid. It's amazing what a bit of sun can do. Ron

A juvenile Herring Gull perched on a pole at Gorleston harbour. Ron

A juvenile Herring Gull soaring effortlessly over Gorleston harbour. Ron

This juvenile Herring Gull decided that it had posed for long enough and that it was time to leave. I have just remembered an embarrassing incident as I was walking to the harbour. I glanced at some industrial buildings on my left and there, on the roof was a large bird. I realised that it was...

I'm hopeless at identifying juvenile gulls (not much better at adults either) so I don't know what sort this youngster is, although I think it is probably either a Herring Gull or Lesser Black-backed. It was watching the Black-heads feeding on some discarded chips and getting ready to join the...

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It was a tad breezy on the Suffolk coast on yesterday but these birds are hardy creatures

A really crisp shot of a juvenile herring gull in flight.

Close up of a juvenile Herring Gull.Taken on the roof directly outside a window(using new camo net!!)Shows the change in the plumage towards the neck of this bird,whilst it still shows the brown plumage in the feathers.

I had to laugh when i saw this poor bird investigating the bottle with such inquisitiveness. Any captions more than welcome.....lol Im presuming its a juvenile Herring Gull.