This is my first competition, so I don't know how easy to set it! (nice and easy I hope!) The prize is a pre-publication copy of my new Seagull set, to be released next week at DAZ. The prize package doesn't have the P4 bum maps include_you'll have to create those yourself when prompted in Poser4. I'll send the winner a link for the prize. The question will be a little more difficult for anyone who lives outside the UK (first clue!) First Question is: Which English sea-side town's Harbour wall is pictured here? Second Question: There are 6 gull species included in the pack, each featuring at least once in the image_can you name them. Rules: one guess a day. The competition will finish on 27th (when the model is officially released)In the event of no-one getting the answer the person with the most corect answers will win!

#1: Dover #2: herring gull, Long-tailed jaeger, White oceanic gull, Heermann's gull, Western gull, Sabine's Gull

Attached Link: http://www.btinternet.com/~k.trethewey/ChannelCrossing.htm

I think that Musicat pounced upon it. However, being curious about British lighthouses, I did a spot of research anyway. Caligula may have been a monster, but his engineers put up a solid building. This is a decent site discussing all the lighthouses in the Dover area including their light signals. :) Carolly

Musicat: the light house is much further west! It hadn't occured to me that this harbour light might be a standard design so just in case here's clue number 2! The town in question was the centre of a famous English Art 'School/movement' And you got two of the 6 gull's! Well done keep guessing_ bear in mind I'm from the UK Nigel

Gulls 1. Ring Billed 2. Lesser Black Backed 3. Great Black Backed 4. Herring 5. Black Headed 6. Glaucous Since I have no Idea of the lighthouse, I will guess, Blacknore Point? genny

Wow well done Genny_ 5 out of six for the gulls. I think that lighthouse is really tricky, so here's another clue. The town has a famous art gallery, fairly recently opened.

St Ives is the lighthouse (the art movement was a pretty big clue). My gull spotting ain't up to much but: Herring, Common, Great black backed, Lesser black backed, Black headed, Kittiwake

Yay! Richard_ the lighthouse is right! BUT only 4/6 for the gulls_ keep guessing you guys!

It's like the old Mastermind game - Genny had five right, I had four right and we differ on two so at least one of the two Genny offered is right and at least one of the two I offered is wrong, while at least three of the shared ones are correct, so ....

hehe! what fun! Here's St. Ives_ lovely Cornish Seaside town_ visit it if you're ever near there.Lots of fantastic coastall scenery with old derelict tin mines. Barbara Hepworth the great british sculptress worked near here.

While there take a look in the St Ives Tate. When I was last there there was an exhibition of the work of one of the foremost painters of the St Ives school Bryan Wynter. He used seagull's as a motif in many of his paintings.

The one above 'Birds disturbing the Sleep of a Town' and this one 'Foreshore with Gull'

St Ives 1. Glaucous (Larus hyperboreus) 2. Lesser Black Backed (Larus fuscus) 3. Great Black Backed (Larus marinus) 4. Herring (Larus argentatus) 5. Black Headed (Larus ridibundus) 6. Yellow-legged Gull (Larus arg. michahellis)

1. St Ives 2) Gulls: Heermann's gull, Lesser Black Backed, Great Black Backed, Herring, Black Headed, Glaucous

It's a new day, so I will try again. (: Gulls: Great Black-Backed Lesser Black-Backed Herring Glaucous Black Headed Thayers The Lighthouse: St Ives....Thank you to Richard for that (:

St Ives Home of the man with 7 wives :-) Great Black-Backed Gull Lesser Black-Backed Gull Herring Gull Black Headed Gull Glaucous Gull Sabines Gull Just guessing. I love your bird sets :-) Shanna :-)

Shanna's the Winna!! Well done Shanna and thanks everyone for entering. I'll IM you shortly Shanna with the link. The set I hope will be out the day before Thanksgiving over at DAZ.

kewl cant wait for it to come out & congrats shanna!

Congrats Shanna (: