Season Birds - They are the world travelers
Season Birds
Experts say the number of urban seagulls is increasing because nesting on the roofs of office blocks and houses means they can avoid predators such as foxes and, as a result, more chicks survive. It is also argued food waste in landfill sites and discarded on urban streets provides a ready supply of meals for them.
Changes in weather, such as big storms, are accompanied by drastic drops in air pressure. According to the Farmers' Almanac, seagulls will respond by flying low over the surface of the water and even staying grounded an hour or so before the storm hits
provided law of breeding and keeping life to life process going on.As Season birds or Seagulls travel around the world to find the suite able weather condition for them in winters they travel to Arabian gulf countries and eastern countries, they have to complete their life cycle and natures
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