So I live on a housing development and everyday there is always another bit of land around me that is being: levelled, built on or moved into. It’s an ever changing scenery at the moment.
However, I had started to noticed that on a former field that has been dug down and levelled off in preparation for the next phase build, hundreds of seagulls are sat, settled and nestled on the ground. What comfort do they take in this particular area.
As a side note, we live in the middle of the country that’s at least 100 miles away from the nearest sea.
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You can see something similar behind tractors that plough fields. The ploughing unearths worms and other animals that are on the seagull’s menu.
I am sure the reason why they are on these construction sites is a similar one. Not sure if they really find that much, compared to behind tractors, but some worms might be around
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