Feeding the Sea Gulls

• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  10 May 2016     17:27313535
  #1      
  This subject comes up from time to time and whilst throwing a load of bread in Pencester Gardens or Market Square is clearly wrong I don't see a problem with instances like this.
  
  
  http://www.dover-express.co.uk/Visiting-seagull-friend/story-29224481-detail/story.html
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  18 May 2016     19:31313739
  #2      
  I wonder if this is our Brian looking to stock up his freezer for the Summer?
  
  
  
  http://www.dover-express.co.uk/Dover-man-Brian-s-angry-seagull-rap/story-29289334-detail/story.html
• Guest 664

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  18 May 2016     20:15313740
  #3      
  Yes, no harm in these one-off cases, helping a seagull in distress, but I am against feeding the gulls in principle.
• Guest 664

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  18 May 2016     20:15313741
  #4      
  Yes, no harm in these one-off cases, helping a seagull in distress, but I am against feeding the gulls in principle. They do alright for themselves and feeding them just artificially boosts their numbers when there are already more than enough.
• Brian Dixon

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  18 May 2016     20:29313743
  #5      
  no howard they are full of sam and ella.