Ok I know nothing about birds, but walking through a small park the other morning I watched a seagull performing what seemed to be an on the spot jig. It was only when it bent down and pulled a juicy worm from the ground I realised what it was doing. I know that other birds do this to tempt worms to the surface but was surprised to see a seagull doing it. I always think of them as scavengers and fish eaters. Please can any gran tell me if this is a new departure for gulls or have they always done it?
COUNTRY, CITY, AREA, PLACE -Game 21
Last weekend, in Rutland, the first statue in Britain of the late Elizabeth II was unveiled.