‘sup?
This morning.
Dublin city centre.
Birdman or optical illusion?
We may never know.
‘sup?
This morning.
Dublin city centre.
Birdman or optical illusion?
We may never know.
‘sup?
This afternoon.
Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 2.
Don’t even think about it, psycho.
Bird boffins have warned of a surge in the number of aggressive seagulls this Summer
‘sup?
This morning/afternoon.
Ireland saw a 50% jump in callouts regarding gulls and other pest birds so far this year.
Dublin accounts for over 60% of total callouts for seagulls and other pest birds followed by Wicklow (16%) and Kilkenny (16%) so far this year.
Pest control experts Rentokil is urging people to be wary of them when eating outdoors, in particular, once outdoor dining returns in June, as this is when they are most likely to harass or try to steal food from members of the public and raid waste bins.
‘sup?
This afternoon.
Sandymount, Dublin 4.
Seagulls forced back to the sea as food becomes harder to find in the capital’s streets.
Might put manners on them.
Meanwhile…
Great, Coronavirus is turning the daily shop into a Hitchcock film. #CoronaCrisis pic.twitter.com/j6zx7Xu5Pr
— Helen Dale (@_HelenDale) March 20, 2020
Wonderful spring vibe in Dublin today! Caught these two enjoying the water foundation on the grounds of @stpatrickscath #SpringCleaning #ThursdayThoughts pic.twitter.com/6go4GCK8BV
— Colum Cronin (@ColumFromCork) March 5, 2020
Stop that!
This morning.
St Patrick’s Cathedral, Wood Quay, Dublin 8.
It’s not even bath night.
Thanks Colum
Trinity College Dublin tweetz:
Yes they may steal your sandwich in College Park and they screech through your phone calls on campus but many of the gull types that frequent campus are in fact on the amber and red endangered list. #BiodiversityWeek
There you go now.
‘sup?
This morning.
Stephen Hanlon tweetz:
A seagull perched on a bus stop sign is to Ireland what a bald eagle sitting on the Statue of Liberty is to the United States!