Bird Weekly Round-Up – Week #12
According to Wikipedia, there are 54 gull species.
Week #12 challenge was Seagulls. I think we all take Seagulls for granted because they are everywhere. From the seaside to the landfills. Along the beaches and in the Walmart parking lot. They are opportunistic birds! We had a wonderful array of gulls in this week’s challenge including several I have never seen before. Many people don’t realize how many different species there are.
- Cathy – Picture This
- Aletta – nowathome
- Bud and Jane – A Young Retirement
- Xenia – Tranature
- Cee – Cee’s Photo Challenges
- WoollyMuses
- V.J. – One Woman’s Quest II
- Brian – bushboys world
- Rita – Heart to Heart
- Joanne – Joanne’s Crafts and Adventures
- Irene – HeavensSunshine
- Beth – Wandering Dawgs
- Helen – Photophile
I encourage you to visit their blogs and see what amazing things they have going on. If I missed your post or there was a problem with a pingback, please let me know and I will be glad to add you to the list. Remember to pingback from my post of that week and not my page. Liking my page is encouraged!
Next up: Week #13: Domesticated Birds
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Just been through the list to see who I missed, brilliant photos 🙂
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Thank you so much! 😊
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Lovely challenge n roundup! Very informative… thank you 😊
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So glad you participate every week. I enjoy your photos & your humorous storytelling. 😊
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54 seagulls…that is a good fun fact that I need to use at some time… 🙂
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Work it in your lesson plan. I didn’t, however, look to see if any of those 54 were extinct or not.
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hmmm…. Accounting for seagulls… I’ll have to work on that one 🙂
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hehehe! It would be a lot more fun if you taught kindergarten. 🙂
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my wife teaches pre-k 🙂
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She can do math with Seagulls! That would be awesome! 🙂
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