Seagulls aren’t vermin, they’re just trying to survive says Highland charity By Kieran Beattie August 5, 2022, 11:45 am 2 Lady Hadassah Broscova-Righetti, of the Blue Highlands bird rescue centre in Brora, has cared for hundreds of seagulls over the years. [[intro]] [[title]] [[text]] [[button_text]] [[outro]] More from Environment Call for wild camping ban at Highland beaches impacted by NC500 tourists 2 Please don't plant 15,000 trees in Aberdeen nature reserve, says wildlife group 0 Popular public beach clean box project expands in Aberdeenshire 0 The forest restoration group saving habitats 'one sausage at a time' 1 Scotland needs more allotments to feed itself in these uncertain times, says Highlands academic 0 My big fat foraging diary: Week 2 of only eating foraged/homegrown food 0 Single-use plastics are now illegal but are chippers and kebab shops still using them?… 1 Wildfires: Local rangers welcome supermarket disposable barbecue bans 0 Grouse shooting season 'irresponsible' amid bird flu concerns, say campaigners 0 Is your street in the Aberdeen Low Emission Zone? Find out here 4 More from Press and Journal Haddo House and Country Park given blue-green algae all clear after concerns 0 Four girls, 12 to 17, on paddle boards rescued off Nairn and Banff within… 0 Where you can order lunchbox snacks in Highlands, Moray and Aberdeen for just 1p 0 Inverness Tesco donates £25,000 worth of clothing to Highland Hospice after store flooded 0 Roadworks on A92 Aberdeen to Ellon road could last until November 0 Jeremy Kyle guest raped Highland schoolgirl in back of car
