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Topic: Seagulls....
1. Author:  GG Riva        
Date: Sat 20th May 2023. 12:15

I hate the blighters and it seems the feeling is mutual. Not content with squawking and strutting around on my roof at 4 am, they enjoy a good crap. I`m convinced they target my car both in my drive and when I`m out. After a visit to Halbeath ASDA this morning, I got back to my car to find about a kilo - no exaggeration - of seagull crap all over it. I had to get the hose on it when I got back to get the worst of it off. It seems to contain a good dod of superglue an aw. The hose couldn`t shift it all without the help of a hard brush.

I wouldn`t mind shooting a few but I`m told it`s a criminal offence. 🙁



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2. Author:  Wotsit        
Date: Sat 20th May 2023. 12:44

Scavengers usually thrive around humans due to us being so minging.

The enemy travels by private jet, not by dinghy.

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3. Author:  Bletchley_Par        
Date: Sat 20th May 2023. 13:32

My family of Magpies seem to keep them away.

You could try this, but chances are you wont see any birds in your garden.





Post Edited (Sat 20 May 13:32)

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4. Author:  PARrot        
Date: Sat 20th May 2023. 15:04

Ill get a squad tae take them out fur ye GG.
Mid air combat.



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5. Author:  Buspasspar        
Date: Sat 20th May 2023. 15:18

Is it a Caravan roof GG ?

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6. Author:  The One Who Knocks        
Date: Sat 20th May 2023. 17:59

Seagulls and man, two species separated by 65 million years of evolution have just been suddenly thrown back into the mix together. How can we possibly have the slightest idea what to expect?

And although my eyes were open
They just might as well be closed


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7. Author:  General Zod        
Date: Sat 20th May 2023. 20:57

I hate seagulls. I don’t understand why we aren’t allowed to kill them. They are aggressive and they are a nuisance. They’ve swooped at me in the street and they’ve gone for kids playing too. The noise they make at stupid o clock in the morning is outrageous. I’m constantly washing crap off my car and kids trampoline or decking in my garden. I hate cruelty to animals but the moment they start following me to my car swooping at me then that’s proper fighting talk, likesay. Catapult and marbles are at the ready.



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8. Author:  da_no_1        
Date: Sat 20th May 2023. 21:59

Flying rats. Get rid

"Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark"

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9. Author:  Tad Allagash        
Date: Sat 20th May 2023. 23:15

da_no_1 wrote:

> Flying rats. Get rid
>
>

But if you got rid of the gulls, then presumably you’d get more actual rats.



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10. Author:  da_no_1        
Date: Sat 20th May 2023. 23:23

Tad Allagash, Sat 20 May 23:15

da_no_1 wrote:

> Flying rats. Get rid
>

But if you got rid of the gulls, then presumably you’d get more actual rats.


At least they wouldn`t sh1t on your car

"Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark"

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11. Author:  Raymie the Legend        
Date: Sun 21st May 2023. 09:54

We should be allowed to buy air rifles again




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Ron Atkinson - 1983


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12. Author:  Ghoulz        
Date: Sun 21st May 2023. 10:21

I`m no lover of seagulls` aggressive behavior either but their local presence is largely due to humans attracting them to local food sources that WE create.

Seagulls spend a large proportion of their time sourcing food and eating it and we provide much of that source by our reckless behavior including:

Sending compostable food waste to landfill by failing to use the correct bin.
Discarding partially eaten fast food on the streets.
Actively feeding them in domestic gardens.

On the upside of them eating landfilled food waste ... they actually do us all a favour as Seagulls are omnivores and will will eat pretty much anything, which helps to reduce methane (which is a huge contributor to climate change) and other toxic gasses like ammonia being released into the atmosphere.

Yeah EVEN wasps have a place ... it`s us causing the imbalance that`s screwing everything up not the seagulls.

Your friendly neighbourhood Ghoulz.


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13. Author:  GG Riva        
Date: Sun 21st May 2023. 10:43

Ghoulz, Sun 21 May 10:21

On the upside of them eating landfilled food waste ... they actually do us all a favour as Seagulls are omnivores and will will eat pretty much anything, which helps to reduce methane (which is a huge contributor to climate change) and other toxic gasses like ammonia being released into the atmosphere.


Are you implying that seagulls don`t fart, Ghoulz? 🤔

I`d put it you that the release of methane is merely delayed rather than reduced when seagulls eat decomposing foods. 🙂



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14. Author:  Tad Allagash        
Date: Sun 21st May 2023. 11:42

I’m detecting a pattern here. GG started a thread about Wood Pigeons, and now he’s moved on to Seagulls.

Maybe his username should be changed to ‘Tippi Hedren’ 😆



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15. Author:  veteraneastender        
Date: Sun 21st May 2023. 13:31

Our local seagull population must suffer acute depression when the schools holidays come around - no more discarded half empty crisp bags or dropped food leftovers for them to swoop on.



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16. Author:  LochgellyAlbert        
Date: Sun 21st May 2023. 13:50

Distinct lack of seagulls out here in Costa Adeje, Tenerife, maybe they ain`t on their holidays yet!

Coincidentally on this great oil producing island petrol is £1.00 per litre. 😲😎

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17. Author:  GG Riva        
Date: Sun 21st May 2023. 14:44

veteraneastender, Sun 21 May 13:31

Our local seagull population must suffer acute depression when the schools holidays come around - no more discarded half empty crisp bags or dropped food leftovers for them to swoop on.


Funny you should say that, VEE. I swear that seagulls have a built in quartz clock. How else can you explain that they arrived en masse, some 10 mins before morning break and again 10 mins before lunch, at my old school? They would congregate on the roof of the technical block and start to circle as soon as the kids came out.

And there`s more. I remember one day when there was a complete pea souper of a fog. No way will they find their way up here today, I thought. I was wrong. They were there in huge numbers, so they must be equipped with the latest radar, as well..... 😨



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18. Author:  Buspasspar        
Date: Sun 21st May 2023. 16:27

Ye`ll be telling us next yer favourite group wis the Byrds G.G. :-)

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19. Author:  Ghoulz        
Date: Sun 21st May 2023. 19:24

Exactly that GG!

Generally, birds don`t fart; they lack the stomach bacteria in their intestines that generates gasses such as the greenhouse methane that would otherwise originate from food waste rotting in landfill.

Your friendly neighbourhood Ghoulz.


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20. Author:  Raymie the Legend        
Date: Sun 21st May 2023. 23:45

I wish people wouldn’t feed them stale bread. They can’t digest bread and is one of the reasons they ***** on your car and windows




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Ron Atkinson - 1983


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