Polona: I see. I don't recall that it had rained here in this case. Do you notice that as a general rule there they do that after it rains? Of course, I assume you have "real" seagulls there...ours just hang around lakes, sloughs, and dumps (the nearest sea is over 1200 Km away). :-) Thanks.
well, masago, i just noticed a large flock of gulls appearing in the sky after the storm we had on my holiday destination. seagulls are rare visitors where i live though the sea is less than 100 km away (by air), so it would be highly unlikely that i could observe them here.
another very nice haiku, masago. thank you.
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nice... i saw them circle like that after the rain...
ReplyDeleteHototogisu: Thank you mate!
ReplyDeleteFloots: Ach, you've got that right, lad!
Aurora: *smile* Thanks.
Polona: I see. I don't recall that it had rained here in this case. Do you notice that as a general rule there they do that after it rains? Of course, I assume you have "real" seagulls there...ours just hang around lakes, sloughs, and dumps (the nearest sea is over 1200 Km away). :-) Thanks.
White spots appearing close by your foot? no, they just examine alternate flying lanes or seagulls are flying their poems into an empty air.
ReplyDeletewell, masago, i just noticed a large flock of gulls appearing in the sky after the storm we had on my holiday destination.
ReplyDeleteseagulls are rare visitors where i live though the sea is less than 100 km away (by air), so it would be highly unlikely that i could observe them here.
Tikkis: Yes, maybe that is what they are up to. :-) Thanks.
ReplyDeletePolona: Maybe they don't come inland as there is too much to attract them near the coast (e.g. lots of dead sea food).