No we don't want anymore seagulls (of any variety). A pair have started nesting on my boyfriend's garage roof, again, this year. - Watch out for more dirty washing, (and having your hair parted by over-protective parents). Honest they do get very close and if you're not expecting it, it can be quite frightening. The only problem is that it is illegal to remove the nest once eggs have been laid, as the birds are protected. As if they were still an endangered species. On a brighter note We did see the first swallows, and skylarks, while waking along West Cliff on Easter Monday. Julie