They aren't as bad as they are portrayed plus it's us that are in their home and causing the problem with leaving food for them!
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Louise kennish
11 years ago
no to a cull. These birds are beautiful, precious and native and Cornwall wouldn't be the same without them.
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andrew donnellan
11 years ago
typical over reaction to bad reporting in the media
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Lynne Marshall
11 years ago
This isn't the answer.
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James A
11 years ago
no cull!
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Stephen Stuart
11 years ago
Culling is not the answer,why does man decide to kill what he cant control, the recent coverage in the press was overblown ,it is us who have invaded their territory
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Caroline smith
11 years ago
They have every right to be on this earth as much as us humans
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Jayne Barrett
11 years ago
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There are far better ways to change their behaviour without killing them. It just takes us humans to have a little more consideration and make a little effort rather than sheer selfishness & laziness, which is what has caused this problem in the first place
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Kerstin Finke
11 years ago
It is the people who are feeding them that are the problem, not the animals themselves. There are better ways to sort out this situation.
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Krisha Smith
11 years ago
The seagulls are only guilty of surviving on the waste that humans don't dispose of properly. Cornwall council should provide wheelie bins and people should not leave food waste lying around.
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Miriam collins
11 years ago
The people are the problem and the council need to provide wheelie bins. I could go on about this all day. Leave the birds alone! :)
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ShayDarian Standridge
11 years ago
This is an outrage! You can't just execute defenseless animals!!! I'm so on board with this petition it's not funny.
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Michael Smith
11 years ago
Killing is never a satisfactory or permanent solution.
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Barb
11 years ago
the seagulls are having all sources of food cut off, if I was purposely starved I would try and Nick someone's Cornish pasty!
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barry byrne
11 years ago
just dumb
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Ben Marley
11 years ago
Foxes, badgers, pigeons, squirrels, whatever next? Our own arrogant species really ought to get it's own house in order, as when we are not killing ourselves in wars, we are busy destroying wildlife.
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Chris Rylatt
11 years ago
Humans seem determined to destroy as much wildlife as possible. Give nature a break, as we ultimately depend on it for our own survival!
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Shirley Paver
11 years ago
If humans didn't throw litter around the birds wouldn't learn where to find such easy food.
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Flick
11 years ago
What for? Another case of man versus animals and the animals lose!!
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Gail Masters
11 years ago
Leave our birds alone. We cause the problems with all of our waste food.
They aren't as bad as they are portrayed plus it's us that are in their home and causing the problem with leaving food for them!
no to a cull. These birds are beautiful, precious and native and Cornwall wouldn't be the same without them.
typical over reaction to bad reporting in the media
This isn't the answer.
no cull!
Culling is not the answer,why does man decide to kill what he cant control, the recent coverage in the press was overblown ,it is us who have invaded their territory
They have every right to be on this earth as much as us humans
There are far better ways to change their behaviour without killing them. It just takes us humans to have a little more consideration and make a little effort rather than sheer selfishness & laziness, which is what has caused this problem in the first place
It is the people who are feeding them that are the problem, not the animals themselves. There are better ways to sort out this situation.
The seagulls are only guilty of surviving on the waste that humans don't dispose of properly. Cornwall council should provide wheelie bins and people should not leave food waste lying around.
The people are the problem and the council need to provide wheelie bins. I could go on about this all day. Leave the birds alone! :)
This is an outrage! You can't just execute defenseless animals!!! I'm so on board with this petition it's not funny.
Killing is never a satisfactory or permanent solution.
the seagulls are having all sources of food cut off, if I was purposely starved I would try and Nick someone's Cornish pasty!
just dumb
Foxes, badgers, pigeons, squirrels, whatever next? Our own arrogant species really ought to get it's own house in order, as when we are not killing ourselves in wars, we are busy destroying wildlife.
Humans seem determined to destroy as much wildlife as possible. Give nature a break, as we ultimately depend on it for our own survival!
If humans didn't throw litter around the birds wouldn't learn where to find such easy food.
What for? Another case of man versus animals and the animals lose!!
Leave our birds alone. We cause the problems with all of our waste food.