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Every year we have our crop of Seagull chicks and I must admit that I am fond of them. By the time we see them, they look as big as an adult although this is really down to their brown, rather downy feathers and can fly quite well. They generally start out as a group of two or three then gradually split up over the months but they are amusing. Just like children, they have enormous curiosity about most things and each, an individual character so that they are great fun to watch as they explore the world around them.

“What’s that down there ?” – “Not a clue”

“Geronimo !”

“What is a Geronimo ?” – “Don’t know but I think he’s landed on a turd.”