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by Janet Spencer On October 1, 1919, the Mormon church of Salt Lake City unveiled a monument to a bird. Mormon settlers were tending their ripening crops in 1848 when a plague of crickets descended, threatening to ruin the harvest. Fortunately, flocks of seagulls arrived, eating all the crickets.

The Seagull Monument, designed

by Brigham Young’s grandson, is thought to be the world’s only monument to a bird. The seagull is now the state bird of Utah. Come along with Tidbits as we go birdwatching!

SEAGULL FACTS • The term “gull” refers to a group of 23 North American species belonging to the family Laridae, which comes from the Greek word meaning “ravenous sea bird.”

• Seagulls usually mate for life, but researchers say they do get “divorced” sometimes. Their divorce rate is about 3 to 5% a year.

• A seagull’s feet stay at only 32°f. while the rest of the body’s temperature is 100°f.

• When gulls get mad, they yank grass up by the roots to displace their aggression.

• The herring gull has 63 different calls.

• Gulls can live for up to 32 years.

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SEAGULLS (cont’d) • Seagulls have been seen stamping their feet in unison to imitate rainfall to trick earthworms to come to the surface.

• Gulls are able to drink both fresh and salt water. Most animals are unable to do this, but gulls have a pair of glands above their eyes designed to flush the salt from their systems through openings in the bill.

This makes it possible for them to spend days at sea without returning to land for fresh water. Given a choice, seagulls prefer fresh water over salt water because processing the salt is an energy-intensive process.

• Adults of many gull species have prominent spots on their bill that serve as visual cues to youngsters.

In order to induce adults to regurgitate food, nestlings peck this spot.

• They have a small claw halfway up their lower leg that makes it easy for them to sit on high ledges without getting blown off.

• Gulls nearly went extinct on the East Coast when they were hunted for their feathers.

• Many species of gulls are ‘klepto-parisitic’ meaning that they steal their food from other birds to feed themselves, often using simple intimidation tactics which cause other birds to abandon their meal.

• Seagulls have excellent vision, even better than human’s. They are one of the few birds with eyes that can move in their sockets.

• Gulls often drop clams or other hard-shelled mollusks onto hard rock surfaces to break them open.

Researchers found that gulls instinctively know the exact height required to drop a clam so it breaks open. Otherwise, they are wasting energy.

• The most common seagull species is the ring-billed gull, one of the most abundant species across North America. The population is estimated at 3-4 million.

• In a gull colony, when one gull sounds the alarm, the entire flock will take to the safety of the skies.

However, some gulls are more skittish than others and frequently sound the alarm when it’s not necessary. Observers report that the alarm calls of the jitteriest gulls are routinely ignored by the rest of the colony, just like the boy who cried wolf.

• One ornithologist noted that gulls can be cannibalistic at times, feeding not only on the young of other species of gull, but also occasionally eating their own offspring. The researcher further noted that cannibalism inevitably increased every single Sunday. Why? Because one of their main food sources came from following fishing trawlers on the ocean. None of the trawlers went out on Sundays because they were all at church.

• A scientist who was capturing and banding gulls was frequently bombarded by angry mobs of the birds who resented the intrusion. Other people could walk through the colony without arousing any attention from the birds, but whenever he set foot near them, they would gang up on him. He tried disguising himself by wearing different clothing and wigs, but they always recognized him. Finally he donned a mask, and the problem was solved. He concluded they recognized him by his facial features.

• Almost half of the bird/plane collisions in the U.S. are due to gulls. Eisenhower was aboard Air Force One when it lost an engine due to a gull being sucked into the engine.

• Orca whales at the Vancouver Aquarium learned that they could train seagulls to come take bits of fish out of their mouths.

• Seagulls in Cambridge, Maryland, habitually bombed cars with oyster shells after a parking lot was built over their nesting ground.

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SEAGULL FACTS & FASCINATION • A company golf driving range was opened for employees of Smith and Wesson in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1984. It had to close in short order when flocks of seagulls mistook the white golf balls for edible clams. The gulls picked up the balls and dropped them from heights, bombarding executives, motorists, and innocent bystanders with falling golf balls.

• When an estimated 7,000 seagulls took up residence at the Monmouth County landfill in New Jersey, officials decided to drive them away by using trained falcons to hunt them. The entire flock of seagulls subsequently vacated the landfill, and moved into a local neighborhood. They roosted on rooftops and bombarded the vicinity with poop, often hitting pedestrians. The falcons were removed from the landfill after officials decided it was best to have 7,000 seagulls pooping in a landfill than pooping in a subdivision.

• The smallest gull species in most of North America is called the Bonaparte’s gull, named after Charles Lucien Bonaparte, a nephew of Napoleon, who was a leading ornithologist in the 1800s. This is only one of a very few species of gull that prefers to nest in trees.

• The lava gull has adapted to volcanic islands and is black from bill to wingtip. The swallow-tailed gull, native to the Galapagos Islands, is actually nocturnal— which is far from the norm. This bird often specializes in hunting squid, swooping down in the moonlight to capture its prey.

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For Advertising Call (307) 655-5095 BIRD EGGS • Eggs are egg-shaped instead of round so that if they roll around, they will roll in a circle instead of rolling away from the nest.

• The pattern of dots and splotches of camouflaging color on each bird egg is as individual as a fingerprint.

• Some birds can lay an egg a mere 24 hours after mating.

• When plenty of food is available, birds will tend to lay a larger clutch of eggs.

• Some birds will continue to lay eggs until the nest feels full. They can be tricked into laying eggs continuously if the eggs are removed from the nest. A flicker tricked in such a manner once laid 71 eggs in 73 days.

• The robin’s egg may be colored blue in order to reflect damaging rays of the sun.

• The main ingredient of eggshell is calcium carbonate, the same stuff in chalk, limestone, shells, coral, and pearls.

• A female pigeon in solitary confinement will not lay eggs. Pigeons must be able to see other pigeons in order to become fertile. Their own reflection in a mirror does the job nicely.

• The kiwi of New Zealand lays the largest egg relative to body weight. A single egg, which takes 4 to 5 days to be laid, weighs about a pound (.5 kg). The mother only weighs about 4 lbs. (1.8 kg) herself. After she lays the egg, the male takes over incubation, guarding the egg for the next 10 weeks.

• Although the endangered whooping crane usually lays two eggs, it will only bring one egg to term.

In order to boost the whooping crane population, ornithologists remove one egg and put it in the nest of a sandhill crane instead. The sandhill crane becomes the surrogate parent of the whooping crane chick.

• In the early 1980s, scientists were eagerly watching a pair of rare California condors who were incubating their single egg. Unfortunately, the pair got into an argument over whose turn it was to sit on the egg. As they each jostled for position, horrified scientists watched as the egg rolled off the cliff to smash on the rocks below. The condors mated again and laid a second egg within a few weeks. However, ravens raided the nest and that egg was lost too.

Senior Dog’s Itch Vexes Elderly Owner DEAR PAW’S CORNER: A few months ago, after my dog ÒBarneyÓ was bitten by the dog next door, his scratching problem, which was always under control, became pretty bad. He constantly scratches at his stomach, which is now red and irritated.

I tried changing his diet to reduce what I think is an allergy. I used to mix egg into his food; now I just cook vegetables, meat and rice for him and mix in brewer’s yeast.

When Barney went in for his booster shots recently, I asked if the vet could give him a cortisone shot to stop the itching. They refused because he is so old, and instead offered two prescription pills and an expensive shampoo. Because I’m on a limited income as a retiree, I refused. Can you give me any advice? -- Mila B., via email DEAR MILA: Allergic scratching can be very frustrating to deal with, and some of the medicines are pricey. I’m not going to second-guess your veterinarian, but give the office a call and ask if there is any way they can come down on the price or if there’s a less-costly shampoo and medication available to try.

There are many natural remedies on the market as well, but their effectiveness can vary, and you may end up spending as much or more on those as on the vet’s prescribed treatment. So you will need to research and compare.

On a personal note, I hope you’ll at least get the medication, which is likely being prescribed to treat an infection as well as reduce inflammation.

As a retiree, affordable pet-care services may be available in your area. At the very least, you should call a few different clinics to compare prices for medication, and ask if they offer senior discounts or low-cost services.

Send your questions or comments to ask@pawscorner.com. (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc.

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BIRD EGGS (Continued): • Homing pigeons usually fly about 50 m.p.h. (80 km/hr). One way to get a female racing pigeon to fly faster in a race is to take her newly-laid eggs away from her and replace them with eggs that are just about to hatch. When she is then removed from the nest and shipped to the starting point of the race, she will fly as fast as she can to get back to her nest before the eggs hatch.

• All female ostriches lay their eggs in a single large nest, which is then protected by the dominant hen. But she can only incubate about 20 eggs at a time. She pushes all the surplus eggs out of the nest, where they perish. But she never, ever pushes her own eggs out of the nest. Scientists marked eggs and rearranged time and time again in order to prove that she always pushes other eggs out, but never her own. It is not known how a female ostrich recognizes her own eggs, unless it is by the pattern of pits on its surface that allow the chick inside to breathe.

• During World War II when eggs were scarce, researchers in the British Isles tasted other bird eggs trying to find a successful substitute. In blind taste tests, the hen’s egg received the highest rating, followed by a three-way tie between the coot, moorhen, and gull. At the bottom of the list were the eggs of the warbler and wren.

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