HERALD reader Pamelia Long manage to capture the moment one seagull got his comeuppance.
A swan swimming among the ducks at Brooklands in East Worthing, yesterday (Tuesday, July 22), took exception to the herring gull and lunged at him.
Pamelia's photograph just captures the moment the swan's beak made contact.
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