Fulmars? and Razorbills.........

Thank you for your visits, comments and Favs. All very much appreciated. Best viewed on black if you have the time.

[tony gig]

Fabulous capture...fav

[Nina Ganci]

adorable! How did you get this shot Jo? Excellent close up
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[Mark Prince]

Yes they are Fulmars Jo.
If you get very close to them, they have a lovely habit of vomiting their evil smelling, horrible oily stomach contents at you !!!
A sort of feathered skunk !

[Lynda McG]

Fav!

[Taffy]

Fascinating to see them in action.

[Jacqueline]

Super shot Jo, were you lying on the cliffs?

[Sue Rose]

Fantastic shot.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

oh marvellous!

[gloria jones]

Super capture

[Sarah Bremner]

WOW great capture.

[Sharon Lee]

Great capture here.

[Shanne]

lovely cliff side shot

[Maggiemae]

At first I thought there was a pair of shoes there, then I saw the beaks!

[Joanne Diochon]

Wonderful. capture of these two types of birds. Razorbills sound fierce but the fulmars seem to be the more aggressive ones here. Judging from the stance and expression I’d say that the fulmars are having a bit of a dispute between themselves. Wonder if they use the vomit ploy on one another.

[Marlene Harris]

Great shot

[wendy frost]

Great capture they look like a pair of noisy neighbours.

[Lou Ann]

This is quite a capture!

[Kathy]

Looks like you've been rock climbing. Please be careful.

[Milanie]

Quite a shot!

[Steve and Pam Winfield]

Must be a domestic are they the babies with the black wings? fav:)

[Diana]

Fabulous capture, the one seems to be gagging already! Fav

[Issi Bannerman]

Lovely capture!

[haskar]

Fabulous shot.

[Valerie Chesney]

Fantastic capture.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

@stevepam the black birds are Razorbills - different birds.

[*lynn]

interesting shot, great POV

[Angelika van Rooyen]

Nice shot

[Steve and Pam Winfield]

@ziggy77 Thank you:)