I have written about gulls before, and exploiting their love of potato-based baits to get close up photos, and I have written about using a GoPro. This time, I combine the two, for a 120 fps free-for all, slowed down to 1/4 speed for your edification.
Along the way, I also managed to snap a few other cool shots.

This is a still from the GoPro. Note the extreme distortion and the off yellowish cast.

And here is a shot from my Canon 60D.

A Pigeon Guillemot on a oddly pleasing background.

When the sea looks like this, it is almost like a woodcut.
Yes, they look like Japanese woodcuts–beautiful.