Gull-friends

In "Gull-friends," Steve Berentson presents a charming narrative that transforms the often-overlooked seagull into a subject of beauty and intrigue. During a leisurely walk along the trestle between Weaverling and March's Point, Berentson encounters a pair of seagulls that capture his attention, prompting a shift in his perspective. Typically dismissed due to their abundance, these birds become symbols of nature's beauty in his eyes. The author emphasizes the importance of appreciating the familiar, encouraging readers to engage with their surroundings on a deeper level. Through vivid descriptions, Berentson illustrates the charm of these gulls, inviting readers to reconsider their own perceptions of wildlife.

His personal insights resonate with anyone who has experienced a moment of unexpected beauty in everyday life. The article serves as a gentle reminder to remain open to the wonders of nature, even in the most mundane settings. Ultimately, "Gull-friends" is not just about seagulls; it’s about recognizing the extraordinary within the ordinary.