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Bet you all thought something else.
My mate took this, what are the odds, he only had one leg. "Disabled badge holders only". Sorry not fishing, just some light relief.:)
 
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Comical picture, although without wanting to take anything away from it, it's very common for gulls to stand like this. I know it gives the illusion it only has the one leg, but often that is the case..an illusion.

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soft plastic said:
Comical picture, although without wanting to take anything away from it, it's very common for gulls to stand like this. I know it gives the illusion it only has the one leg, but often that is the case..an illusion.

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This is true it's a red herring.................................................gull
 
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On the subject of gulls, on my morning drive along the coast to Redcar, I often see herring gulls frantically paddling their feet on the roadside verges - presumably they're "worm charming". The black-headed gulls look on without joining in, like wallflowers at the school dance.:D

Yes, they're really doing a rain dance!

https://animalbehaviouraberdeen.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/seagull-rain-dance.html
 
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From Wikipedia "gullible" has been removed from the Oxford English dictionary because it has fallen out of common usage.
 
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