Settled
Monday, January 5th, 2009
A juvenile seagull hunkers down to begin a preening regime on the shoreline of Lake Monger. Many young seagulls are following their parents around this time of the year learning how to trick your mate out of a chip and the best angle of inclination with which to dive bomb a car windscreen. They make such a quiet squeak; quite in contrast to their older, surlier brethren.