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Gannet colony Portland Victoria

Vector art, illustration of some gannets from the pond, surreal landscape, reference from mexican muralism

During the nesting season Bass Rock in the North Sea has one of the largest nesting colonies of Gannets in the world. There are usually more than 150,000 birds there and from the mainland the Rock looks white because of the sheer numbers. They nest very close together and there are always birds circling above either coming or going from the sea where they dive for fish. The lighthouse was built in 1902 and is operated remotely as the island is uninhabited, except for the birds and a few seals. I was very lucky to be able to visit there as numbers are strictly controlled and in bad weather you can't land there anyway. It was one of the most amazing wildlife experiences, walking between the nesting birds and the sounds and the smells and ...

digital painting of a pair of gannets

Evening at Troup Head, Aberdeenshire, with gannets in the last rays of light.

The northern gannet is a fabulous seabird to watch as it dives vertically into the sea at speeds of up to 62 mph to feed on mackerel and herring. They thrive in large colonies located on cliffs overlooking the ocean or on small, elevated rock islands. This photograph was taken along the Atlantic seaboard in the gannet's non-breeding range.

Gannets usually pair up for life and they have some endearing courtship rituals, like clicking their beaks together or bringing each other gifts like food, feathers or in this case a bunch of seaweed. Edited in Photoshop CC and Topaz Studio. See more at brian-tarr.pixels.com

A pair of adult Australasian Gannets (Morus serrator or Sula bassana_, also Australian Gannet, Tākapu) perform their bonding ritual, while another stands on a nest Cape Kidnappers, New Zealand PLEASE NOTE: Purchased items will be free of watermarks !http://ih1.redbubble.net/image.197313486.6671/fp,550x550,black,offwhite,box20,l,ffffff.u5.jpg! 3H1104.7507 Nikon D300 | Sigma 120-400OS Featured in Going Coastal (26 April 2011) Featured in Nikon Users (30 April 2011) Featured in This & That (1 May 2011) Featured in The Birds (2 May 2011) Featured in New Zealand Made (6 May 2011) Featured in It's in the detail (8 May 2011) Featured in Four Letter Word (7 June 2011) Featured in Amazing Wildlife (7 August 2011) Featured in I Love Birds (14 Au...

Gannets on Norfolk Island

A pair of a gannets at Bempton Cliffs, North Yorkshire

Nesting gannets, Hermaness Nature Reserve, Unst, Shetland.

A gaggle of chatty gannets - colourful contemporary seabird art. Created digitally from pen/marker drawings and ink-painted background.

Marbled paper collage of two gannets

A pair of adult Australasian Gannets (Morus serrator or Sula bassana_, also Australian Gannet, Tākapu) perform their bonding ritual, while others seemingly look on Cape Kidnappers, New Zealand !http://ih0.redbubble.net/image.9879533.3810/fp,550x550,white,offwhite,box20,l,ffffff.u5.jpg! 3H1104.7554 Nikon D300 | Sigma 120-400OS @ 400mm f/14 1/500s ISO400 | Raw Featured in JPG Cast-Offs (27 April 2011) . see also:

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A pair of gannets at Bempton Cliffs, North Yorkshire, England

A pair of gannets at Bempton Cliffs, North Yorkshire, England

Also known as Thwax and Charlie and a few other names. The big yellow death bullet that is Cake.

Valentine Kissing Gannet Bird Couple

Gannet on cliff edge in the mist at Bempton

Have you ever wondered how graffiti suddenly appears overnight on a wall? In some cases it can also disappear, as has happened with some of Banksy's graffiti masterpieces. Anyway I got to thinking about it and thought it would be great if you could just order your Special Edition graffiti via Red Bubble and place it on your chosen wall. I found this little chap in part of a large work on a house wall in Blackpool, it was drawn by a Croatian artist called Lonac for a special Graffiti Event and I couldn't resist taking a photo of it. He was originally being carried by flying clocks against a plain white background, but I have substituted them for some photos of gannets and added a nice sky in Photoshop. It's a bit of whimsy really, but ...

Rainbow over Les Etacs rock gannet colony, 100 metres off the Alderney coastline, Channel Islands. The rock is home to around 6,000 pairs of gannets. Photo taken from the Guernsey to Alderney ferry

Sunset at troup Head, Aberdeenshire, with gannets flying by.