A one-footed seagull that came to visit us on our balcony in Bulgaria - I wonder what happened to his other foot.
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oh my goodness, poor creature. It doesn't look like it stops him getting around though.
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No, he didn't really seem bothered in the slightest ! I suppose he must be used to it by now :)
DeleteOh my, doesn't look like it's affected him too much
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oh I bet he has some stories to tell - great photo
ReplyDeleteDoesn't look like it is bothering him though
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely subject. I always feel sorry for feral birds like seagulls and pigeons.
ReplyDeleteHow observant, he seems to be managing well on his one foot looking at the size of him!
ReplyDeleteThat's exactly what I said !! ;-)
DeleteWhat a shame
ReplyDeletePoor seagull! We love watching the seagulls every time we go to Cornwall, they are such rascals and mischief-makers.
ReplyDeleteI often wonder about them when I see them, too. Around here, I'm told it's likely because of an eel.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I did wonder too, but I was more thinking he'd have had a run-in with a car !
DeleteI had no idea that Bulgaria had coastline (my geography's terrible!) #mysundayphoto
ReplyDeleteIt's the way birds and animals manage to care them. I imagine it was bitten off by something it was wanting to bite!
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