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Himalaya · Saturday 14th April 2012, 22:37

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Originally Posted by MJB

On some rabbit warrens inland in Norfolk the Herring Gulls, Lesser Black-backed Gulls and the occasional Great Black-backed Gulls will roost, and during the day may hunt rabbits. See, for example Bridgham Warren (attached); the warren lies in the triangle at the Bridgham Road junction with the A11.
MJB

I have seen footage over the last year of GBBG's hunting rabbits. Just missed on attacking and killing a Moorhen in December.

m.ivkov · Monday 23rd April 2012, 03:35

You should make a trip out to Long Island, the beaches are packed with them. They're amazing birds.

Monday 23rd April 2012, 03:35	#77
m.ivkov Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: New York Posts: 11	Long Island You should make a trip out to Long Island, the beaches are packed with them. They're amazing birds.

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