lizzie_liz
Well-Known Member
I thought i'd add them in, but didnt realise they were endangered, clearly the population count was not done in felixstowe where there are hundreds if not thousands! They tend to peck the eyes out of any rabbits or puppies they see, lift them onto the top of caravans, and eat they're prize! Just they too are getting bigger in size I think, so Imagine so they'll be able to eat foxes.
- Herring Gulls have declined by 40% since 1970s
- Blackheaded gulls declined by 40% since 1980s
The problem has arisen through a loss of suitable breeding sites. Herring Gulls have always been large birds but they are classed as a menace due to the rise in fast food outlets and the increasing amount of human rubbish. This has allowed the gulls and foxes to exploit a supply of food that requires little effort, because at the end of the day they want to maximise energy gain with minimal energy lost.
The story highlights why I was so horrified for BBC's Autumnwatch appearing to promote feeding badgers in the urban environment.