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Rare Seabirds Return to North East Beach as Public Urged to Help Protect Them

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Some rare Little Tern birds have returned to Seaton Carew beach as the public are being urged to protect their nests.

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Visitors to three East Yorkshire seaside resorts urged not to feed seagulls

'We encourage people not to turn these wonderful birds into a nuisance'

·Hull, United Kingdom
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Rare seabirds return to North East beach as public urged to help protect them

Some rare Little Tern birds have returned to Seaton Carew beach as the public are being urged to protect their nests.

·County Durham, United Kingdom
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Raft installed at lake to give seabirds safe breeding area

A raft has been installed on Hinksey Lake to create a breeding area for common terns.

·Oxford, United Kingdom
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(+) The Parking Arrangement Will Have to Wait - a Tent Is Part of the Grounds

The Farsund technical committee was supposed to discuss the exemption to create a parking lot on the West Side next week. A nesting bird is contributing to the fact that the matter will most likely have to wait.

·Kristiansand, Norway
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lister24.no broke the news in Kristiansand, Norway on Sunday, June 1, 2025.
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