Just seen an amazing site. A large hawk appeared over my town centre flat (Cornwall) and was immediately surrounded by dozens and dozens of seagulls. They flew round and round it in huge circles so it couldn't escape and gradually drove it towards the sea, where they opened ranks and let it go. There are loads of baby gulls among the roofs here, ripe pickings for a hawk, or so it must have thought! I've lived near gulls all my life and never seen this.
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What has survived in your garden with minimal or no watering?
SueDonim yes I can imagine rooks and crows ganging up, had no idea gulls joined in.