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Fox and Gull- Dodder river in Ireland (1 Viewer)

keps

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This is a still from a standard camera video taken by a friend today.

The banter on the video talks about a 'Seagull' entering the frame.

But I think it may be a Black Headed gull possibly worried about the fox approaching a lanned nesting area???
 

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is it just trying to protect a planned nest area
No (or there's no reason to think that, and it doesn't look like one). Just an animal (especially a bird) recognising another animal as a potential predator and mobbing it; lots of that goes on in the wild world. And lots of winter heliotrope on that river-bank.
 
No (or there's no reason to think that, and it doesn't look like one). Just an animal (especially a bird) recognising another animal as a potential predator and mobbing it; lots of that goes on in the wild world. And lots of winter heliotrope on that river-bank.
No (or there's no reason to think that, and it doesn't look like one). Just an animal (especially a bird) recognising another animal as a potential predator and mobbing it; lots of that goes on in the wild world. And lots of winter heliotrope on that river-bank.
Thanks for that Butty- makes sense indeed
 

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