Something down there

The black-headed gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) is migratory, and most of them spend the winters further south. In the summer, the adults' head become chocolate-brown (not black as suggested by its name). During the early 19th century, black-headed gulls were quite rare, but its population increased dramatically throughout the 20th century.

Molto bella la posa in volo e la espressiuone di curiosità, ciao Giangiorgio

Grazie Giangiorgio per il tuo commento molto apprezzato, ciao Sandor

Great shot of the seagul, i see you know all about the necessity of very fast shutter speeds to minimize blurring of the wings!

Thank you, Philip, for viewing it. Because I usually hold my camera by hand without tripod or monopod, the high speed also reduces the effect of inevitable shakiness of the hand. Best,- Sandor

Love the wing extension on this bird, Sandor. Looks like it sees something for dinner. Fantastic timing and capture. Best regards, Paul.

Thank you, Paul, for the kind note. Best,- Sandor