Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin yesterday.
Further to Dublin’s seagull menace.
Valerie writes:
“A very cheeky seagull sneaks up most mornings and has a scoff of my cat’s food. That’s what I get for living beside the sea I guess :)”
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*snort* ..it’s come to this!
I hope everyone’s ok?
18 seagulls started at one end of the green outside my house yesterday and, in a clearly orchestrated manoeuvre, moved from one end to the other clearing the green of pigeons and magpies.
It’s only a matter of time before we get “I, for one, wlecome” posts.
I for one welcome our seagull overlords!
Joke’s on you. I said wlecome.
My corrective dyslexia strikes again
+1
Did you ever know that you’re my hero?
You’re everything I wish I could be.
I could fly higher than a seagull,
’cause you are the wind beneath my wings.
If Beth has one failing, it was her poor choice of bird in that chorus.
I’m certain Bette was referring to an eagle, dear fellow poster.
Horror for the comfortable coastal districts of Dublin. OMG!
I’ve tried, I’ve really tried… but this is one “seagull” post too far.
They are gulls, not seagulls… but gulls.
http://www.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/birdguide/families/gulls.aspx
*and relax*
I’ll see myself out.
+1. It’s like calling a dog a ‘land dog’.
Arrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
Gulls are commonly known as Seagulls. They’re not INCORRECTLY known as Seagulls, but commonly known. As in, it’s perfectly acceptable to call them Seagulls, everyone bar you does, so get with the times. Language evolves. Just like the Seagull.
I should have added a smiley face for tone ;)
Damn yellow beaked sky nazis
That’s what you get for having a cat. Nothing good can ever come of it.
Why don’t you feed your cat inside and stop whinging.
Food left outside attracts wild animals shocker!
Sounds like a pretty serious issue. Maybe something that should be brought up at Seanad level?