ever see a very white
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- frankNbeans
seagull? any then you wonder, "how come it doesn't look like it was dipped in a vat of poo like the rest of them?"
anybody here know why?
- jox0
ooookay...
- frankNbeans0
do you agree? the same thing could be asked of very white pelicans.
- ********0
i usually think that when albino walks past me on the streets
- ********0
its simple
some have a bigger garderobe than others
like people
- ********0
or a washingmachine at home
- atomica0
Living on the great lakes we get a lot of sea gulls, they're usually bright white with their grey feathered ends. But yeah, when they're born they're black grey and brown, until their main 'coat' of feathers grows in.... maybe you're seeing lots of young'n's or a different breed then here...
- mrdobolina0
I live about 3 blocks from lake michigan on the eighth (top) floor of a building, I can always tell when it is spring because you wake up to seagulls flying around the roof making noise. Its pretty cool.
- paulrand0
yes, and I've often wondered, too
- GreedoLives0
that's actually a really good question. they're always in the dumpsters here, but still white as snow. the pigeons on the other hand look like they've been fried in old grease. maybe they wash the slime off in the ocean at night.
- blackspade0
i dunno but yesterday I saw one with one leg
it kinda just hopped along, made me laugh
- stewart0
come on chris, have another laugh:
- blackspade0
hehehe
- Epictive0
I took this pick of one:
He is white and sending on one leg, I get two points.
- Epictive0
*standing, not sending. Tired be I must.