There weren't many Black-headed Gulls present and those that were there were showing no interest in the bread-toting toddlers feeding the ducks, something which is unheard of during the winter! Instead they were busily gorging themselves on Lough Neagh flies which were emerging.
Lough Neagh flies are a non-biting midge which, while harmless, can be overwhelming when they descend in huge numbers at certain periods during the spring and summer. Thankfully, they weren't out in force when we visited, but there were still some fairly dense swarms about.
Very interesting and informative job has been done here by the blog author. It seems at the time of breeding birds feel less interest to have the bread-toting toddlers feeding. The breeding time food chain here really made me interested. I appreciate your great job. Here I also interested to mention about the global food supply chains. Like Authentium, many of us started believing that the food supply chains have been broken for the active intention by the powerful centralized intermediaries that might be controlled organizing a decentralizing cycle. Authentium believes that it’s time to help to create a new world of trusted peer-to-peer food supply chains by building an ecosystem that incentives their transformation. Anyway, I enjoyed your post. The video was also noteworthy. Thank you very much for sharing such an interesting issue.
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