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Why are there no seagulls on Phuket?
We were in Phuket for 14 days, disappeared at sea and never saw seagulls. Why?
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Probably, the tourists got scared and flew off into the distant
countries.
countries.
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answered 13 years ago
Because they are all in my car, they have already spoiled everything, they would rather fly to Phuket, or something ...
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answered 13 years ago
If it's not a secret: where is the car? Well, I really want to see seagulls!!!
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answered 13 years ago
Not gulls live in the city, but monsters - their name is martyns. This is the scourge of the dumps.
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answered 13 years ago
4yuka, in Vyborg, not far from St. Petersburg. And the seagulls are here. True, they mainly eat in the garbage dumps, there is more food there than in the Gulf of Finland, such huge and strong cormorants, or whatever they are, martyns ("S", allenyshka).
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answered 13 years ago
And I also thought. Maybe they are being poisoned in Phuket, because
they yell a lot and interfere with sleep for tourists! And, an option ???!
they yell a lot and interfere with sleep for tourists! And, an option ???!
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answered 13 years ago
In general, motorcyclists also interfere a lot, but they are not poisoned ...
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answered 13 years ago
And why, what questions, such and answers. Soon they will ask. Why sharks do not swim to Sharm. And here are the brains of land!
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answered 13 years ago
You yourself are mods! And there is no answer to the question. Me too, experts!
Read the situation with papa74 at the end of the thread -
http://www.turpravda.com/question-19298.html
In this branch, everything is correct - we bless.
Read the situation with papa74 at the end of the thread -
http://www.turpravda.com/question-19298.html
In this branch, everything is correct - we bless.
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answered 13 years ago
4uyka, great question!
As for the seagulls, I once asked myself a question for a long time, but he, having not found an answer, disappeared into the depths of a long box =)))
In fact, as I was able to find out, seagulls, due to the location of Thailand in such latitudes, are rare guests here. Brown-headed gulls (Larus brunnicephalus) and sooty terns (Sterna fuscata) are rare. But pygmy terns (Sterna anaethetus) live here permanently, but for the most part, for some reason, much to the south of Phuket. It remains only to find out why =) Local ornithologists are convinced that birds are looking for wild, uninhabited places, but I believe that this is another Thai invention =)))
As for the seagulls, I once asked myself a question for a long time, but he, having not found an answer, disappeared into the depths of a long box =)))
In fact, as I was able to find out, seagulls, due to the location of Thailand in such latitudes, are rare guests here. Brown-headed gulls (Larus brunnicephalus) and sooty terns (Sterna fuscata) are rare. But pygmy terns (Sterna anaethetus) live here permanently, but for the most part, for some reason, much to the south of Phuket. It remains only to find out why =) Local ornithologists are convinced that birds are looking for wild, uninhabited places, but I believe that this is another Thai invention =)))
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answered 13 years ago