Seagull | Wildlife Documentary

[@Simon-my8pv]

Thank you so much for those beautiful shots. It’s so hard to find documentaries about gulls. Do you have any further recommendations? I recently moved to the north coast of Germany and those birds started to fascinate me. You can see and hear them everywhere here. I think they use their loud call to communicate through the wind noises. Their grey back may be a camouflage between the rocks to protect their nests. Their flight maneuvers are one of a kind. When they spread their wings and get carried by the wind it’s simply spectacular. I started to portray them photographically.

[@ivahadenuff9080]

I have never seen a baby gull. totally adorable

[@mccann82]

Cool footage. Loads where I live (a town). They nest on roofs, currently there are several nests around me, including above my head. I can see the chicks waddling about.

[@ianhales7894]

Love seagulls :)

[@gamer-sf6qp]

❤❤ agree 😊

[@Preppy_seagull]

Me too ❤❤❤

[@silvias7090]

Thank you for your beautiful video. Since being a kid I have spoken gull.....my favorite bird 🥰

[@nevertoopoortotour.3033]

Cool video thanks for sharing

[@x-raycat323]

If you wear a seaweed colored clothes will gulls attack ?

[@ЕленаМ-е7м]

Нападают на одежду или на того кто в ней? А если ночью?

[@emiliadeino]

lovely documentary, would love to go to that island. Similar species on the Boston Harbor Islands that I am monitoring right now.

[@countspankulots4024]

So it took me depressingly long to realize what was throwing me off - her glasses! One half is round and the other is square. In the end, I have come to two possible reasons why she would have this - she is very indecisive OR one lense is for long distance and the other is for magnification. *There is a 3rd option - she wants to let the world know that she is quirky and unique and doesn't care what you think. Also, the video is pretty boring. This is almost certainly why I was so interested in the glasses.

[@jameslaurent6491]

😂

[@themorgan1111]

I have a seagull that comes to have food everyday, hes been coming to me for 3 years , at the moment hes here sooo much, as he is feeding the chicks...ohhis name is Doug and i adore him xxxxx

[@Highland_Moo]

I’m from Scotland and the castle from the Highlander movie is 5 minutes from my home. I used to work at the shop there back in 2003 and every morning at around 11am this lovely seagull would come and knock on the window with his beak and he’d do that until we opened up a packet of shortbread and gave him a bit. He’d take his shortbread and wander off until the next morning! Always cheered me up to see him saunter up to the floor to ceiling window - he was a glorious boy!

[@themorgan1111]

@@Highland_Moo yes my doug does that knocks my window , hehehe they so funny xxxxxx

[@The_Alchemist__]

Cool glasses

[@-yfm-]

I have disliked these birds for as long as I can remember, but in a mortal nemesis kind of way. It was a lovely video.

[@MychelleSeymourHeyyouremember]

😊 if I wear my glasses with one lens square and one lens round Will it change my view of the world.

[@kianalamarche9418]

Reminders for those are that are scared of seagulls just like me. They won't bother you if you don't have food please remind your selves there more afraid of you than what you and all of are there a lot smaller than us were more stronger

[@kianalamarche9418]

The lady has cool glasses

[@alistair-m]

Found this on a hunt for gull call terminology. What’s the short cheeky cackle called?

[@WobblesandBean]

Hi, zoologist here! It's commonly called "choking call", although I have no idea why.

[@alistair-m]

@@WobblesandBean Ah thanks. 'Choking call' is a weird term because they seem pretty chilled when cackling away to themselves. Maybe full of fish and chips? Or maybe just being socially talkative?

[@MychelleSeymourHeyyouremember]

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[@joohop]

❤ Bless Up

[@Trusttreasureinc]

Thanks for your intelligence 👑

[@johnieleetherebelwarrior7139]

Well done, can we save a deaf gaviota?

[@asmrnaturecat984]

So many steven

[@ILoveYou-z3e]

Can I catch The Chicks?

[@UmmerFarooq-wx4yo]

They're so noisy!!

[@Erhan25dadas]

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[@qamariqbal7002]

❤️ nice

[@navigoworld3285]

This is what I searched for

[@CoffeeTheater]

❤

[@haizha7112]

so cute

[@asmrcritique6565]

These are the one birds I expected to eat their young.

[@WobblesandBean]

I love seagulls, they're so unfairly maligned and they're truly intelligent, charming birds. But I had a hard time getting through your sections. You talk like a valley girl. Adding "like" every fourth word and ending every single sentence with an upward inflection is not pleasant to listen to in any documentary.

[@davicpetrovski155]

Eeehhh

[@JoeSmith-or8ns]

Fascinating yes. Charming? No. Lol. I like them a lot though.

[@natureneverdies]

nice

[@cpl4126]

a group of newbies will sooner hunt for ur sandwiches😎

[@babakkhoramdin4111]

You're cute

[@Highland_Moo]

Seagulls are known as shite hawks here in the Scottish highlands! I like them though. It’s the crows that are the evil bastards up here - they attack newborn lambs and poke their eyes out. They’ll attack a sheep that’s actually giving birth to get to the lamb.

[@angiebaby7517]

Nasty crows

[@benconner884]

Absolute b**lox

[@markymark718]

The worst bird

[@yumbadly]

Ah you mean best bird, minor mistake here its ok I gotchu

[@RepatoAsisino]

noob

[@nikotheophanis8795]

Shithawks

[@Lalaloopsies_United]

Really? Because I swear your worser from the sh1t that comes out of your keyboard

[@jrothweldo7]

Horrible birds fucking hate them

[@eyeballjay]

People probably fucking hate you but they still put up with you

[@devilliers123]

Get a life....look into a mirror

[@countspankulots4024]

Wow. Never knew seagulls were such a trigger.

[@jrothweldo7]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lazrseagull54]

@@countspankulots4024 I think they're cool but where I live, there is no al fresco dining and people don't sit down outside to eat because when you pick up your food to take a bite, seagulls will land on your shoulder, digging their claws in until you drop your food. Sometimes they fly right into your hand so you drop your food and then their chicks eat it off the ground but usually, they just snatch it out of your hand mid-flight. Even when I go to a place without seagulls, I automatically keep covering my plate and looking at the sky out of habit whenever I eat outside. I still love the seagulls. They don't know any better and they treat eachother like this too. Even if I give them food, they snatch it and run off, expecting me to snatch it back.

[@Whillie_Whonka1]

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