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You said something far more alarming and also flat out wrong - that's what I'm refuting. This 2 or 10 or whatever tiny amount of birds at a time thing you are c
by tjr225 8y ago
You said something far more alarming and also flat out wrong - that's what I'm refuting. This 2 or 10 or whatever tiny amount of birds at a time thing you are claiming to experience...doesn't match my experience whatsoever. I can provide more photographs if you don't believe me.
I can't speak to the pacific northwest 30 years ago so I'll take your word for it that there were more birds on the coast then.
- novaleaf 8y agoSorry you don't believe me. Here's my own photo evidence from South Beach in July 2017. https://photos.app.goo.gl/JzporX8XmFFswgSu8 https://photos.app.goo.gl/JzporX8XmFFswgSu8 I didn't go in 2018, but 2016 and 2017 I was there for about a week. same empty beaches both trips. You being there in Nov may be why you see seagulls, I never have been there in winter. I don't have any photos handy from the 1980's to scan, but it truly is a stark difference.
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