Seagull, wet beach, pink purple sunset sky, ocean waves
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Did you know the name 'seagull' doesn't refer to any specific bird? More properly just called gulls, the scavenging coastal flyers we commonly call seagulls are various members of the avian family Laridae. And the world of gulls is a crowded one: The planet is populated (overrun, some beleaguered beachgoers might say) with no fewer than 50 gull species. Gulls populate shores of all climates, from the Arctic to the Antarctic to the tropics—so it's a wonder our lucky gull pal got this wide Queensland beach all to itself. After all, while these social birds rarely lack for company, we all need some me time now and then.
无可比拟的坎塔布里亚
小群岛，大景观
通往自然美景的门户
鸟儿遇见海滩
海洋中的运动
石质波浪线
宏大的桥梁？
粉红的泻湖
