

I’ve posted before about how gulls are a rarity in Hawaii. I’ve only seen a couple in my time here. But recently, two birds, which I believe are Franklin’s Gulls, have been hanging around the small reservoir near the place where I work.
Usually, the gulls seen in Hawaii are individual stragglers, so to see two together is unusual. The other interesting thing is that the markings of these two appear to be the gulls’ breeding plumage. I wondered if they were nesting up there, but when I went to look, saw no sign of them.

That is quite strange!
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Yes, it was a bit odd.
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I’m glad they had each other and were not lonely! 😊
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Yes, I do feel sorry for the lone stragglers that I’ve seen here.
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You have to wonder about nature at times. I wonder if they were just passing through 🤔
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I don’t think they migrate. Usually gulls get blown here or arrive on boats.
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I just had a visual of a Gull going to the boat ticket counter and asking for 2 tickets to Hawaii
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They’re too cheap to buy a ticket!
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