Birds of a feather ~ stick together :) HFF from St Ives, Cornwall

cool! :)
very attractive shot
sincere greetings → Marek-Ewjan

Hi Marek ~ Yes the seagulls at St Ives are as bold as brass and don't miss a trick, swooping down from above to steal ice creams out of the hands holding them, and going crazy for fish & chips too ~ There are signs all along the front asking people not to feed the gulls, but the gulls can't read! All the best ~ Nick

Hello Nick well this one looks a friendly young chap .. great angle caught here

Wishing you an HFF and hope you have a good up and coming weekend

Best wishes .. Steve

Hi Steve ~ Friendly if it suites him ~ aggressive it food within reach :)

Thanks for your good wishes ~ May you enjoy a good weekend too ~ All the best ~ Nick

I speak as one who lost his chips to a seagull or three, many moons ago, at this spot and before their menace was generally recognised, so I have had a wary respect ever since!

Better than losing your chips in a Casino Andy :~)

Ha ha, Nick! Fortunately gambling is one of the few vices I don't have!!

Me too ~~~

This young gull has not learned to look out for the folks sitting eating chips or ice-cream. he looks a tad unsure of himself, but he'll soon learn - unfortunately.
HFF and a good weekend Nick.

Yes Gulls are quick learners dear LGM ~ Hanwe xxx

A nice shot, but seagulls... they are very bad. I saw one in Venice eating his friend. It was surely already dead, but anyway...

Gruesome

Hi Nick

I like this very much, and I did find the fence under the row of street lamps on the left.

Certainly the seagulls look cute, but they are worse than other diverse minorities (which I won't mention in the interests of political correctness) for stealing things!

For example.. www.ipernity.com/doc/2247998/45610614

Best Wishes, HFF, and a good weekend

Peter

Hiya Peter ~~~ Yes the fence is in plain view but rather disguised at the same time ~ Gulls rely upon their ingenuity much like us ~ who wins is open for debate ~ Thanks for your good wishes ~ Hanwe

Hi dear Nick,

A very beautiful picture! I see this disguised fence.
I like the composition very much!
Maybe the young gull is learning life...

But I always remember "Jonathan Livingston Seagull ", when I saw a seagull!
Ah yes for most seagulls, life consists simply of eating and surviving... But Jonathan’s story shows us that, if we follow our dreams, we too can soar!!
HFF and have a great weekend!!

Best wishes
Füsun

Hi dear Füsun ~ I appreciate your story ~ and yes reach for the stars ~ thanks for your good wishes ~ Hanwe ~ Warm wishes ~ Nick

The gull looks deep in thought Nick!
Sorry for the belated HFF but I wish you a very good weekend.....Rosa

I never put any sort of timescale on these HFF's Rosa, ~ yes that gull stayed there for ages ~ he obviously was thinking about something ~ probably chips :~) Thanks for your good wishes ~ Hanwe from wet CSP

beautiful
Have a great day:)

Thank you so much :~)

Ah its one of those concrete fences again! Missed this on Friday my friend. A thoughtful catch here. Belated HFF or an advanced one for tomorrow :) Herb

oops just seen the ever-resent promenade iron fence! And - this concrete one is laden with wood to sit on. Ah well we can't always be right :)