Surf City, NC Locals! We are aware of a Laughing Gull with a dart impaled through his neck, and we need your help to keep an eye out for him. Right now he's flighted, but at some point this will slow him down and weaken him if infection spreads or his mobility is hindered. If that's the case, please quickly rush up on him and grab him firmly. We cannot catch him while he is still flighted, it is not realistic to send a volunteer out to Surf City looking for a gull that's no longer there by the t

SURVIVOR STORY: THE LITTLE GULL THAT COULD When this laughing gull was admitted to our wildlife rehabilitation hospital back in June, his chances of survival were extremely low. He had been attacked by another gull—his head was quite literally in pieces. But thanks to the skill, creativity, and dedication of our staff (and a bit of glue), he was carefully put back together. And last week, we were thrilled to release him back into the wild. He now sports a tiny Mohawk—personally, we think it give

43K views · 1.3K reactions | Unlike many coast-nesting birds, our bird of the week seems to thrive in human company. What are the secrets to the Laughing Gull's success? Find out here: https://abcbirds.org/bird/laughing-gull | American Bird Conservancy | Facebook

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