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    This coastal Gull got his/her beak well and truly stuck
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    That's a weird one!

    Didn't think Gulls would go for apples - but I guess they'll eat anything!

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    Coastal gulls will.
    He shook it off eventually but flew off with it
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    Our local gulls will have a go at anything.
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    They can be considered pests but when you think about it we reclaim their territory and build on it and fish their food ans eat it.
    The Herring gulls are coastal not seagulls and are diminishing in numbers.
    I have seen them take a whole bap sandwich from someones hand

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