Ooh. A picnic! Image: Su Leslie 2018
Maybe if I distract them by looking over here — and sneak just one chip.Image: Su Leslie 2018
Hm. This way maybe? Image: Su Leslie 2018
Wordless Wednesday
Zimmerbitch
age is just a (biggish) number
Ooh. A picnic! Image: Su Leslie 2018
Maybe if I distract them by looking over here — and sneak just one chip.Image: Su Leslie 2018
Hm. This way maybe? Image: Su Leslie 2018
Zimmerbitch 
LOL! NZ gulls seem to be as sneaky as US gulls. 🙂
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I like to watch gulls for hours. Thanks for the lovely picture story, Su!
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🙂 You’re welcome. We enjoyed watching the gannets and white terns that nest at that beach. They are better behaved than the gulls!!!
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The gulls in Canada are not much better. Haha!
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It must be a universal impulse to like hot chips.
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It’s a universal desire to eat chips/fries. 🙂
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LOL!
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In Devon UK this happened for real. The seagulls were so cruel as to drop-fly over picnic tables and guests and stealing fries right out of the guest’s hands…. Attending children screamed with terror!
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Yuk! I really loathe seagulls — flying rats.
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funny how they like cops.
Leslie
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Funny how they like chips. That is what I typed above but it didn’t come out right.
Leslie
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🙂 I suspect they’d try anything, but our chips were obviously very appealing.
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You can see a lot of them here around any place that sells chips.
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I guess this is a red-billed gull? I love the red bill and legs. Such a contrast with the white and grey plumage. Gulls get such a bad press, but really they are quite intelligent creatures.
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Definitely intelligent; but really annoying. They kept flying right over our picnic, then landing close by. It turned our relaxing evening meal into something of a shovelling-fest.
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