Gulls

The animal welfare charity says it is important to "promote these unique and fascinating birds".

The work is being performed by choirs from two schools and a brass band of local young people.

Residents says they recognise gulls are part of life by the seaside, but argue they have become a pest.

Darren Pardoe was installing anti-bird spikes in a Cornish town before the encounter.

The extent of the bird's injuries meant the herring gull had to be euthanised by vets.

Visitors to Bridlington, Hornsea and Withernsea are being urged not to turn the birds into pests.

A charity says it has seen an increase in reports of people deliberately throwing food into roads.

Highland Council says the work would help guide future gull management plans.