Usually every May, (this year it is happening in April) our river is a location of much activity as Gaspereau moving up river fight the rapids and falls they encounter to return to their spawning grounds further upstream. Large groups of gulls usually gather here to feast on the jumping , quickly moving fish in the fast moving current.
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Yikes! Looks like the fishing is good for the Gulls.
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Great photos! How sad to think that a fish will fight their way to the top of the falls only to be caught by a gull.
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I featured a gull on mine today. He wasn't eating a fish though.
Hugs, Cindy S
It's a shame that after that hard fight to get over the dam then they get caught. Great pictures.Helen
ReplyDeleteamazing portraits of nature in action!
ReplyDeleteGorging and gulping
ReplyDeletethey go—seagulls a-feasting
on fresh gaspereaux!
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Reminds me of the salmon rushing upriver to spawn here. Beautiful watery shots, Ann.
ReplyDeleteSo much action there! I know the gulls have to eat, but the poor fish are trying so hard !!!
ReplyDeleteoh wow! fabulous shots! i've never seen gulls in action before.:p
ReplyDeleteHow very frustrating to do all that work just to become lunch for a Gull! Great shots of both birds and fish...and birds eating fish :-)
ReplyDeletelovely photos, I just wish they were bigger in size.
ReplyDeleteI hope none have been offended by the "nature" of these photos which depict the harshness of the realities of gulls and gaspereau. Such is life in the 'wild' Gaspereau are also the prey of Osprey that fish in the same river. I questioned myself if the photos were too graphic as I do not post photos of a hawk and its captured prey. I also have sympanthy for the gaspereau. Thank you all for your comments.
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