I only saw a few of these birds on my trip to the North East. I thought that I would see lots on the rocky islands and coast lines, but that wasn't the case. Still, the few that I did see were a real pleasure.
In flight they have a very stiff wing beat, and glide quite a lot. They are tubenosed seabirds and related to the Albatross. A quite unusual looking bird, but one I enjoyed seeing fly above my boat.
Wonderful captures, Adam - I enjoyed this calm on the sky. It must be a pleasure to follow the birds.
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Beautiful shots. I especially like the last one.
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The fulmar is a cracking bird Adam. I don't see enough of them. Good to see your pictures today.
ReplyDeleteThe fulmar is a cracking bird Adam. I don't see enough of them. Good to see your pictures today.
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Falk
love the pictures freely soaring how great it would be to be able to do that someday
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such neat birds.
ReplyDeleteSoaring and serene.
ReplyDeleteSo difficult to get them right flying towards you and focused. You did it - well-done!
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Monika
I have a friend who lives in the north of England and she recently saw a Fulmar and was so excited about it. I've never seen one myself, I'm not sure if they come to Belgium and we live too far from the coast too so I guess that doesn't help.
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I'm off to the coast this weekend, so I'll have to keep a look out and see what I can find!
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Beautiful in flight.
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I love that last shot - it's perfect!
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