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Seagull

Birds are a wonderful creatures. Each one of them have their unique offerings and fascinates you.

We were going in a noisy boat, engine roaring, and people speaking loudly with each other. There was this beautiful seagull, away from it's heard, hovering around the boat checking out what these noisy people were upto!


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