Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Ring-Billed Gulls of the Vermilon River.

Gulls fight over food

Mirror Image

Gull in Flight

Gull with Unusual Plumage

Mid Air Collison
 In an urbanized or even rural area in Southern Ontario, this bird, or its cousins, would be dismissed as a nuisance,but in this area they are an integral part of river life. They are also one of the great fliers who ride the warm air thermals, the others being the hawks, and the crows or their cousins, the ravens. They are distinguished from Herring Gulls by the ring on their beak.

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