I'll have you know that seagulls are quite common in Spokane, WA, which is quite a bit more than 20 miles inland :)
Because the sun shines all day, they make a ruckus all day, especially at 4 am. Still, I don't have the heart to remove the egg (although I won't complain if my landlords do)
The gulls were quieter last night. The nest is gone, and the eggshell lay in the driveway when I got home. It looked like another bird had eaten it. I never saw a gull sitting on the nest, so I guess it was abandoned.
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/evil giggles
//hates seagulls and their "whitewash"
//grew up in the suburbs, where the seagulls managed to live by the hundreds and thousands in mall parking lots - some 20 miles inland!
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Because the sun shines all day, they make a ruckus all day, especially at 4 am. Still, I don't have the heart to remove the egg (although I won't complain if my landlords do)
what about all your rubbish?
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I never saw a gull sitting on the nest, so I guess it was abandoned.