Today the tide was very low and there was a lot of activity on the beach. Unfortunately, it was drizzling most of the time and I had to keep the camera safe under the jacket.
above: Silver Gull, Tasmania
above: Pied Oystercatcher, Masked Lapwing, Tasmania
above: This is the first time I see a Silver Gull catch a fish.
above: Masked Lapwing, Tasmania
above: Little Pied Cormorant, Tasmania
above: A patrolling parent. Kelp Gull, Tasmania
above: a cute baby Kelp Gull, Tasmaniaclick on a photo to view hi-res image :: click on a label to open all related posts
Hi Nickolay,
ReplyDeleteYou have much better weather for shooting Gulls than us! It's freezing and windy here.
Great shots as always,
Dave
Hi Dave,
ReplyDeletethe first image is especially in your area of expertise :D
Yes, it's better, but the anomalies are amazing. It should be the hottest part of the summer and since two days ago temperatures have dropped to 7-8 degrees Celsius, which is typical for winter nights. May be it has to do with air inversions created by the horrific and tragic bushfires in Victoria...
Regards