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0;   Hi all, Coming from Moncton, I know that gulls are a common prey item for the eagles that inhabit the area. I often found gull bones beneath nest trees scattered amongst the muskrat bones. I've also been lucky enough to witness the attacks, very similar to what was described here, it seems the gulls sometimes fail to register the threat until it is too late and they are plucked from their perch. Chris in Dartmouth now, formerly Moncton/Riverview area
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