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Published: 2006-08-13 07:01:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 785; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 93
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I think seagull swore at pelican for at least a minute. Clearly this lamp was a preferred perch. . . For some reason pelican didn't take too much notice.Related content
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Wow, this is very good to capture both these birds in one shot! The colors in the one are awesome and blue!
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It was beautifully set up for me. I just had to stand there and click away.
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Ha ha man I love your imagination 
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LOL. . . That would be an interesting outcome!
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Thanks so much - and for the fave.
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Exactly, Hannah. . . Thanks for the faves, buddy.
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awwww how lovely of the seagull to swear at pelican lol
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Seagulls aren't renowned for being polite.
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neither are pelicans ... the bloody things give me pelican itch i dnt trust them
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Pelican itch is pretty unpleasant. Don't go swimming in the Myall Lakes or at Forster then.
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i hates myall lakes... i went to hawkes nest for yr 8 camp and we had to do some stupid walk because they were politely telling us we were fat and unfit .. and on this walk there was a decaying dolphin on the rocks...
my aunite lives in forster 
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Forster is gorgeous. . . Hawsnest is OK. I haven't stumbled on any rotting dolphins yet.
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you dnt want to they smell funny ... and also dnt look to great ...
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I walked out to the hill that's joined by sand at the end of the beach once and the whole beach area was covering in a metre high mass of rotting seaweed. It was putrid in the extreme.
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funny that would be the same beach ... but you had seaweed i had rotting animals ... id pic seaweed ne day lol ...
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Hawksnest has often had a bad smell about it. . . You might remember our PM used to holiday there regularly.
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lol i heard and i was like "now why would you go there it isnt that crash hot" and that stupid big red rock .... that is where we stayed i hated it sooo much !
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You know your popcorn pic looks rather like Johnny Howard.
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In your signature - above "food glorious food"
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ahhhh yeah lol ... that lil quote is from ice age 2
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well... that beak can be used as quite the gun...
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clever clerver pic!
really amazing composition
great work
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Thanks. Being in the righht place at the right time.
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Nice shot. Was this a shot you had to pull off quickly or was it sitting there for a while basicly posing for you.
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Thanks. I took a sequence of shots. This went on for at least 30 seconds.
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reminds me of various little birds ganging up and screaming at crows.
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I don't know that pelicans are nest-scavengers, although . . . Little birds here go berserk at the sight of currawongs (nest-stealers) and channel-bill cuckoos (you know what they do). . . Quite understandable righteous indignation.
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Isn't it funny how some birds will prefer one place over another..
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It's a good thing people aren't territorial like that.
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Oh...but some are..some are.
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Look at the pelican's beak. It's massive. The gull obviously just feels insecure. And that's only compounded by how confident the pelican is of its formidable.... tool. It's 10 times easier to catch fish with a... tool... like that. Gull's got beak envy.
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I psee you're an expert in pseagull psychoanalysis!
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And also an assonance aficionado.
Touchez, mon ami, toucher.
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I'd opt for psibilance in this case.
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damn. All I had were a's. I've got a's on the brain.
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It was highly entertaining.
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