Synchronised Juveniles

[Carole Boyles]

I have never seen Gulls like these. Is that the way the juveniles look or do the adults of this variety look similar. Nice capture.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

@caroleb this is how the juveniles look, I believe they can take a couple of years to reach adult plumage, our Seagulls being mainly white. Thanks for your view Carole

[Katie]

What cool feathers - reminds me of turtle shells.

[Judith Johnson]

Nicely captured.

[Deb]

Cool feather patterns :D

[Hope D Jennings]

Love them! Love the photo.. they look like two youngsters on a mission.

[debi]

looks like double trouble to me...........great capture!

[Stephen]

Clever, well spotted and shot

[Dione Giorgio]

Copycats! Nicely spotted and captured.

[Suse♡]

I like how they are in line, almost like mirroring each other., copycats like Dione said, lol. Great find!

[Kazzy]

Little seagulls! It's amazing that around here, you can't get far without seeing a bunch of them and yet, I've never seen young ones!

[Jennifer C]

they look like they are just out of the nest. Lovely image!

[🍁April 🍁]

Cute capture!

[Cheri]

Lovely coloring on the birds.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

@archaeofrog thanks Katie they are very pretty markings.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

@busylady @mzzhope @debihas27 @ssimon @sangwann @susale @kazlamont @jenrobcarr @batavia @linc thank you all, for your lovely comments

[Paula W]

I don't recall seeing birds with these markings before, really interesting.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

@paulaw thank you Paula

[Stephanie Swift]

They do look synchronized. I think seagulls and in fact many other birds have a speckled look when young to provide them with better camouflage, especially when they're still in the nest.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

@tristansmum thank you Stephanie