Seagulls, as with city pigeons, are little more than rats with wings.

Spoken like someone who has never been there. Edit downvote all u want it’s meaningless. This quote is dumb. It’s not original it’s kinda like hearing the word woke it just makes me tune out to everything u say after.

Nobody hates Philly as much as Philadelphians.

I only see confederate and Trump flags, but haven’t seen nazi stuff where I live - except the adolph haircut (close shaved sides and a pouf of hair slicked on top).

Southern Lancaster county is pretty bad especially closer to the river.

Longer than 30

I didn't know that! How cool!

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We see them in Montco frequently

Sometimes they hangout near large rivers.

There is a group that lives around the highland park bridge year round

...then closes the door and continues masturbating to banned books.

I see them in Pittsburgh during winter months. But you know? I don't think I saw them this year. The ones we get here migrate down from the Arctic. I remember this happening:

https://www.wesa.fm/environment-energy/2014-03-03/with-the-great-lakes-frozen-a-rare-flock-of-seagulls-roosts-in-pittsburgh

but it seems to me we always get a few.

bucks county peaks out of the closet

I was in wilpo 2010-2012, and I saw them back then.

It'd be pretty cool to know more about how the money is used, yeah. Definitely would be interested.

I wonder if it's related to "crows congregating in the city during winter" which I have read may be a response to predators (raptors) out in the countryside. So I wonder if your local flock of gulls has been congregating in a place where a new pair of eagles has set up housekeeping? Wild guess https://www.lycomingaudubon.org/

I'm still having "WTF" moments because even though it's obviously "Josh" my semi-media-soaked brain keeps going to "Ben".

It’s because they’re going north, migration, following waterways. Go up the Susquehanna from the Chesapeake bay. Maybe heading towards Great Lakes. Been in this area since I was born and see it every year.

I grew up in Montoursville and there have always been seagulls. Used to always be a ton around the mall but I'm guessing they've found better places to find garbage since. Also used to see them on campus in Lock Haven (though thats obviously clinton County) Seagulls flock to anywhere there is abundant garbage, ie- garbage dumps, dumpsters, fairs, etc.

They tend to migrate inland to the dumps during the winter, go back to the shore during the summer. At least that's what I've tended to notice with the ones near the garbage dump I grew up near.

Some might stay year round both places, but there's an increase / decrease cycle based on season.

I've been here going on 4 years and have never seen any. It's just strange to me that all of a sudden there's hundreds of them.

... and Williamsport is one of the largest around.

They are attracted to large garbage dumps.

Butler nazi’s thriving.