Hi there!
Do you love to watch birds in the park, on the beach, along the river or in the wild? Do you like taking photos of birds? Are you interested in conservation and protection of endangered species? Are you an artist, who likes to paint birds or maybe you like to construct birdhouses. Or simply you like to read stories about birds...
Then this is the right community for you. ➡️🦉🕊🦅🐦
Of course it is not all, everything that is related to birds is welcome in Feathered Friends Community. So, don't be shy, come and join us and be part of the awesome community.
The members, who are long here are familiar with our contests:
#SMaP (Show Me A Photo) Contest, where I challenge you with different topics each week.
Let Our Picture Tell Your Story, hosted by @wrestlingdesires
Just have a look at the community page, the contests and the winners are always pinned there.
After this introduction I would like to show you some pics from late December, when the weather was still pleasant. Not like it is these days - cold, cloudy, windy. I haven't touched the camera for some time and I must say I am longing for the first spring days when the birds will be returning from the South and to welcome the flocks of storks and pelicans.
But now let's see what is going on the beach.
Seagulls, easy to photograph, they know the beach is theirs. 😉
I have seen seagulls eating anything, now it was the turn to munch big jellyfish. By the way, these jellyfish pull me off the sea - one of the reasons to avoid the sea in the summer. They were not seen in the shallow waters before. Something made them come closer and honestly this is not my idea to swim in such waters. Well, they are not constantly there, otherwise all holidaymakers will escape, but still...
Now back to our hungry seagull. This is a feast. The waves washed enough jellyfish on the shore and all the bird has to do is to enjoy the free bufet.
And off she goes with big chunk in the beak.
This day I have made many photos, that come handy in bad weather. However, I will keep the rest for further posts and until then I wish you nice encounters with our feathered friends.
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