Dartford Waffler

02 Apr

Gulls in Bridlington Harbour

A brief shopping trip to Bridlington allowed me to check out the birds in the harbour. With the tide in there were not too many species around, just large numbers of Herring Gulls of all ages. A single Lesser Black-backed Gull, a few Common Gulls and a lone Black-headed Gull provided some variety and the only waders present were about 20 Turnstones feeding on scraps left over from the day’s visitors.

The birds come so close that even someone with the poor photography skills that I possess can manage a few decent pictures. Here are a couple of the best ones that I managed.

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