John’s Cellpic Sunday
Ragtag Daily Prompt Sunday: Temptation
Your Daily Word Prompt: #Loiter

John’s Cellpic Sunday
Ragtag Daily Prompt Sunday: Temptation
Your Daily Word Prompt: #Loiter
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No indeed. Pesky gulls.
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One day they won’t squawk any more. Their call will be “gotta chip!” 😂
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I can imagine lunch would be gone in a moment! This post reminded me of a set of photos I took just recently. A woman on the beach was feeding the gulls with some kind of bird food. She would throw up handfuls of feed and the gulls in flight would catch the tiny morsels in mid-flight. It was fascinating to watch.
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The Silver Gulls around here are very god at food snatching. I was at an outdoor cafe when someone held a piece of fish or something in their hand as they chatted and a gull swooped and took the food right out of their hand 😲
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Wow!
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I’ve had them try to eat my lunch while I was still enjoying it!
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That happens here as well 😲
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I was talking about when I was in Australia. Never happened to me in France.
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It must be our convict heritage 😂
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😎
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Very suggestive photo for the title 🙂
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Thank you Tatiana 🙂
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They are watching and waiting… 🙂
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One woman got up to get something from the buffet and a couple of gulls swooped on her breakfast. I know, but lunch fitted the heading better 😁
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😄
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I’m sure lunch is a real treat for some lucky seagull.
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and a very fast gull at that 😂
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haha Good advice!
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lol! Love it. I’ve had my lunch stolen by those guys before 😀
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Thanks Dahlia 😀
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ha ha. we were at a park yesterday where a big group of people finished what they wanted of their picnic lunch and then headed off for a walk leaving the remainders all spread on their huge picnic blanket. what fun the seagulls had, gobbling and squabbling!
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I bet they were happy to find their scraps cleaned up 😂
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ha ha ha. A woman arrived back first and she spent a minute or two galloping around the rug like a 7 year old with a great wave of birds erupting before her.
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I would have had to make a video of that scenario 🙂
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😆
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Silver seagulls always look so aloof and indifferent but their focus on what they want is awesome!
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They do have that ability Dawn 🙂
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The definition of opportunistic feeders I think. No gulls in Hawaii, but plenty of other birds that will make the most of unguarded food.
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No Gulls!!! Wow I find that incredible. You have plenty of other seabirds that I don’t know about
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Gulls like shallow coastal waters and ours get deep pretty quickly. The gulls we do get here tend to arrive by ship or have been blown this way.
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The new comers to town here are called blow ins 😂
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I like that term!
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Says a lot 😂
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They must be cousins of the St Ives mob.
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No doubt 😂
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