While the cormorants perched perilously on a rock off Trigg Island braving the stormy weather a few days ago, one or two taking a dive as they were hit by the waves, just five minutes up the coast on the same day sheltered by the sea wall at Hillarys Boat Harbour a colony of seagulls huddled together on the pontoon, the only give-a-way that it was wild and windy the palm trees blowing out horizontally in the last shot. So what are you.. a cormorant or a seagull? As I was nearly blown off my feet a couple of times.. I guess on that day I was a little of both 😉 Happy Thursday, take care and stay safe..
That perch is a surefire way to get wet!
ReplyDeleteWow! Those cormorant shots are awesome!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThose birds must have a good grip!
ReplyDelete...they say that if you aren't living on the edge that you are taking up too much room!
ReplyDeleteOne thing is for certain, I wouldn't be the one sitting on the edge with the waves crashing over me. It really was a windy day down there.
ReplyDeleteYour cormorant photos are amazing. I know those are water birds, but those waves are powerful and dangerous. I try to not live on the edge. Have a good end of the week.
ReplyDeleteI'd be a gull sitting in the sheltered area! ;-)
ReplyDeleteRecently saw a cormorant colony here. Love those birds.
ReplyDeleteThose cormorants have a tough grip to weather those waves. They are quite impressive birds.
ReplyDeleteI like the possibility of flying but I don't think the life of a bird is anything I'd long for, cormorant or gull!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely nir a cormorant Grace. I couldn’t swim under water as long as they do.
ReplyDeleteBrillant Title Here, Thanx For Sharing The Micky Shots, & The "Feet, what do I need you for when I have wings to fly" Was So Top Shelf. Well Done!!
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Perhaps I am a seagull!
ReplyDeleteWow I sure wouldn't want to join them on that edge! They appear to be very steady from lots of experience! Nice capture of them and I'm happy you didn't get blown away!
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of that video with the mother duck and ducklings, and the ducklings keep getting blown around like tumbleweeds.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, Grace, I just can´t decide! Looks like a converse lookout, kinda. Right now sunny, but a forcast of rain with 89% when I´m just on my way home later :-)
ReplyDeleteAmazing shot!Ducks are very brave to overcome the waves. I can see the force of the wind by seeing the coconut tree leaves...
ReplyDeleteThe commorants seem not impressed by the rough sea. They have studdy feet!
ReplyDeleteReally windy! I wouldn't be in either place, I think I would be under the blankets at home, lol.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pics.
ReplyDeleteLoved the post
A windy day is so exciting! We have had a couple of really windy days recently, trees and electric wires down. Love the cormorants dodging the waves.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your efforts that you have put in this, It's very interesting Blog...
ReplyDeleteI believe there are many who feel the same satisfaction as I read this article!
I hope you will continue to have such articles to share with everyone!
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Love these photos but I have never been one to want to be close to the sea. I love a walk along the beach, and I will paddle, but I never want to be close for very long. Not sure what it is that worries me but something does. Take care Diane
ReplyDeleteA good title and nice shots!
ReplyDelete1st and 2nd are my favorite.
The first two shots are really cool, Grace !
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