Seagulls on First Landing Beach where the Chesapeake Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean
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Oh! What a beautiful pic!
It sort of reminds me of Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds! Scary thought!
After reading your Freshly Pressed post (congratulations, by the way) and seeing this picture, I suddenly want to live by the ocean!
I’m glad it inspired you! I grew up by the ocean and then moved away from it for thirty years. I’m so happy to be back.
Oh how I wish I lived in a place with a view like this one. How blessed you are! Gorgeous.
But how nice that we all have our special places, and I know you must have ones you treasure where you live. The sea is so soothing, though.
Awesome photo! And I love how it’s numbers without actual numbers!
Thanks, Leah. I lucked out on that one.
I think this one should be framed – it is so cool!
That’s a good idea. I could blow it up to a 5×7 and get a nice frame with a matted border.
Great pic Susan. Love a beach deserted of people but full of birds.
It won’t be that way again until late fall, now that summer is upon us. Thanks, Judith.
Very cool pic.
Thanks so much!
What a cool picture! Sometimes we have this huge flock of birds land in our backyard (we live in basically a huge field) and I can never seem to get a chance to snap a pic before they hear me creeping and fly off.
The pelicans are very shy at the beach and fly off as soon as I approach, but the seagulls are territorial and just stay put, moving over just a little bit for me to walk around them.
Wonderful! Have you counted them yet? 🙂
No, but funny thing about this photo. I had my head down and was just walking slowly along the shoreline, looking for shells, and I kept walking and walking and walking, never raising my head. When I looked up, I was confronted by this host of seagulls (there were pelicans, too, but in another photo) and felt like I had wandered into a scene from Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds!
What a fabulous photo!! I love it!
Living near the beach gives me lots of great photos. Thanks, Julia.