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paul

20th July 2024, 05:06
Flying airbeds? (7)
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jono

20th July 2024, 06:35
That which haunted a mariner - he’s consumed in stormy rides (7)

AB in RIDES*

Ref. Coleridge
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sam73

20th July 2024, 06:41
Eagle or albatross on the links at Royal Troon? (7)
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geting

20th July 2024, 07:10
Unkempt beard is possibly in need of water and preening (7)
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sam73

20th July 2024, 09:56
Bread is put out for the gull (7)
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tyke51

20th July 2024, 11:26
Drink time for flapper (7)

drink = sea time = bird
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spikepunk

20th July 2024, 11:28
"Say, take a gander at Judy's booby!" ( 7)

Gander only being used to keep with the theme (as it's not a seabird).
Judy - Aust/Brig slang a girl/bird
Def. - booby
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spikepunk

20th July 2024, 12:08
Inflatable air-beds, or one with feathers? (7)

Feather bed - mattress filled with feathers or down.
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spikepunk

20th July 2024, 13:20
Shag Susan, Emma, Ada, Bella, Ivy, Ruby, and Donna. Taking head from all (7)

Shag - a seabird.
I assume you know what taking head means...
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paul

20th July 2024, 14:51
Seen in Kent - rabid wild animal (7)
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