Seagulls in port seen from the ship in Malaga.
In all my life as a sailor, despite having docked there many times, I have never disembarked to visit the city of Malaga.
In fact, in the first years at sea, every time I was in port there, some unfortunate event always happened and I started not to go out and continued to do so over the years out of superstition.
Even though it is a beautiful city, I know, as a good sailor, not to go out.
However, from the top of the ship, I took several photos like this one which portrays a very long row of seagulls on a retaining wall of the port.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Tamron 16-300.

Here is where the port of Malaga is located:

Gulls (Larinae Rafinesque, 1815) are a subfamily of larid seabirds of the order Charadriiformes. The main genus of this subfamily is Larus. They usually live in colonies, nesting along the coasts or in wetlands and inland waters. They feed on: fish, eggs, small carrion, scraps and also waste produced by man, insects and worms.
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Seagulls in port seen from the ship in Malaga – Mouettes au port vues du navire à Malaga – Gaviotas en puerto vistas desde el barco en Málaga – Gaivotas no porto vistas do navio em Málaga – Möwen im Hafen vom Schiff in Malaga aus gesehen – Những con mòng biển ở cảng nhìn từ con tàu ở Malaga – 从马拉加的船上看到港口里的海鸥 – マラガの船から見た港のカモメ