On the beach and on the water, gulls are a common sight. However, unlike birds common to backyards, we seldom see a gull nest, their nesting habits or baby gulls for that matter. For that experience, we need to visit the remote wetlands and bay islands, far from regular human contact. These very young gulls, still weeks away from being able to fly, are enjoying early- morning sun in a marsh while waiting for a parent to bring them breakfast.