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NO to a Seagull Cull

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Brenda Hardman
9 years ago

Leave them alone they are part of our country life.

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Christine Vane
9 years ago

Gull numbers have declined.They form the wildlife of this country & deserve to be protected.It is through the actions of man (as usual) that have eroded sites for nesting & finding natural sources of food,People need to be more responsible of how they depose of street food & not to feed them.They are intelligent & beautiful birds. It would be a travesty to go to the coast/seaside & not to see their amazing flying skills & hear their calls. What bird will be next by haters of wildlife on the list to be seen as a pest? Christine Vane

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Kim Tisdom
10 years ago

Educate people how to provent nesting safely and not to destroy nest and eggs.we love our gulls,we have to share the the coast not dominate it.

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Colin Manning
11 years ago

I agree with Andy Pearce, seagulls were here long before we were so it's our fault that they have become aggressive as they probably see us as a threat especially if they have young. As for swooping down and stealing our food, that is also our fault if we flaunt it about in front of them. Culling is the easy way out but not the right way to solve the problem. We humans need educating.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Totally against a cull. People have made them what they are today.

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Kath McKenzie
11 years ago

I'm signing this petition as I don't want any harm done to these birds! Pigeons, jackdaws, magpies, rooks and crows can, like gulls, sometimes be a nuisance, but I've never heard of anyone wanting to 'cull these birds'!

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Ant
11 years ago

Should we also cull random humans in-case they grow up to be vicious?

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Marcina Cole
11 years ago

Stop the Madness, Herring Gulls and other animals Lives Matter too!

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caroley zibley
11 years ago

Seagulls now come into the towns and cities due to the amount of food that is available to them which is being discarded by humans. So much food wasted and the innocent gulls are being blamed. Wake up people, stop pigging out and wasting food, people in other countries are starving you spoilt greedy bastards. It's all your fault, take the blame. The gulls are clearing up after you. If it wasn't for the gulls the rats would be all over the streets, think about it!

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Fiona
11 years ago

I am totally disgusted that people would even suggest culling these poor birds. We live by the sea, we have seaguls.... deal with it. I enjoyed fish n chips on the kilacourt, Newquay on Wed eve. I sat on the grass in the sunshine and wasn't approached by a single gull. Humans are to blame for them coming into towns and stealing food.

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m c francis
11 years ago

Part of coastal life to hear the gulls. Leave the wildlife alone already!!!!

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Martin horwood
11 years ago

Even worse than the badger cull, if possible

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Laura Wilson
11 years ago

How ridiculous. Seagulls are innocent and a delight to see along the coastlines. People should just stop feeding them. Magnificent birds that need protection

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Jason easterling
11 years ago

Tell people to put their fkn rubbish away before you start Killing something else! They were here way b4 us

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Nicole
11 years ago

Seagulls are forced to come inland to find food because there is no fish left in the sea which is completely outfished by trawling methods like "pair trawling".

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wendy kotenko
11 years ago

seagulls are great , when I am away from the sea side I miss them!

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Paulette Erika Andrich
11 years ago

No seagull cull, no way. Cull the politicians instead.

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Elaine M Davies
11 years ago

There is no way this cull should be allowed to take place, this government is hellbent on destroying our wildlife! What next?

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robert macdonald-grute
11 years ago

The problem is human beings being careless with food and food waste - not seagulls scavenging, that is their nature!

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Hollily
11 years ago

The real problem is tourists and sometimes even locals feeding them