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Old 07-26-2006, 04:33 PM
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Talking Thieving Seagulls

Just thought i'd share this with you. Seagulls stealing my dogs dinner out of our tent whilst camping at Par Sands Cornwall July 2006

The Theiving Seagulls


Casing the joint


Now what have we got here?


Mmmmm Food...


Quick grab it while nobodys looking...

Yum Yum Pedigree Chum...

I do enjoy a good Al a Carte meal. Pity about the service. Should we leave a Tip? Nah, just crap on his tent...
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very good ian

just wished every one was as gentlemanly as them gulls


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Re: Thieving Seagulls

Hi all,

Got to disagree on this one.

Feeding these pests is a no go, it only encourages them to hang around for food and for one to eventually attack a small child with an ice cream or whatever.

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Old 07-26-2006, 08:52 PM
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Hi all,

Got to disagree on this one.

Feeding these pests is a no go, it only encourages them to hang around for food and for one to eventually attack a small child with an ice cream or whatever.

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Was'nt exactly intentionally feeding them Drew. My Daughter took the pics when she saw what they were up to. Photography is her hobby & she grabs any chance to get some interesting pics. I do agree they can be a pest, but as with pidgeons, a lot of people get pleasure from feeding them. For some city dwellers it's the nearest they get to seeing wildlife.
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Re: Thieving Seagulls

have a big old herring gull (called dave) hang out for the last 6 years!
has no problem coming up and smaking his beak on the french doors for some grub!
(bread dipped in egg is his favorite and he flips out over out of date mince meat) as soon as i hit the garden with fishing tackle and a bucket he is straight down hoping for scraps when i gut the fish! (once in a blue moon)
ive grown quet fond of the old bugger! he is massive as well on all the high protein grub over the years and beats the living cr*p out of any other gull that dares land when thers grub about!
i like em, one of the few species that have thrived off our over population unlike most species! he swoops the cat but never seen him take the slightest intrest in a human even a little kid!
good one ian for giving ar feathered mates a bit of free grub!!!
great looking birds aint they!!
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gulls are a nightmare here and would never feed intentionally


that set of photos is great though "did make I larff"
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If you can fathom...there are gulls in Nebraska!!! Usually see them at the landfills, they follow the Missouri river up from the gulf of Mex.
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Re: Thieving Seagulls

i was fishing a match once and i turned round to see to crows flying, pack of sand eels each and my mate chasing after them
no sand eels for him on that match
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