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I'd just finished cleaning the wifes car and actually polished it for the 1st time in 9yrs, and within a couple of hours it seemed that a flock of seagulls or the like had taken true exception to it. Lucky enough my 2 cars, including the Boxster of course, had their covers on. If ever there was a good reason for an outdoor cover this was it. 

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Sometimes it seems the Seagulls around here take exception to our cars and I come out to find what looks like a deliberate cr*p attack all over the cars.   Sometimes it looks like a flock of Ostriches were involved rather than Seagulls looking at the quantity of mess... 🤬

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12 hours ago, rowbos said:

Sometimes it seems the Seagulls around here take exception to our cars and I come out to find what looks like a deliberate cr*p attack all over the cars. 

I have a similar problem with our lawn. Within 10mins of mowing with nice stripes and everything the dog will put a big full stop right in the middle! 

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On 8/26/2021 at 7:19 AM, rowbos said:

Sometimes it seems the Seagulls around here take exception to our cars and I come out to find what looks like a deliberate cr*p attack all over the cars.   Sometimes it looks like a flock of Ostriches were involved rather than Seagulls looking at the quantity of mess... 🤬

You're lucky if it's seagulls.  Don't you have Great Bustards flying around down your way?  Being the heaviest of flying birds I would think that just one of them having a bowel movement would completely change the colour of a car.

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9 minutes ago, Araf said:

You're lucky if it's seagulls.  Don't you have Great Bustards flying around down your way?  Being the heaviest of flying birds I would think that just one of them having a bowel movement would completely change the colour of a car.

Jesus.  I've just looked up those bad boys.  21kg for one specimen and up to nearly 9 feet wingspan!   That's a lot of poo potential in the skies above 🙄

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20 minutes ago, Araf said:

You're lucky if it's seagulls.  Don't you have Great Bustards flying around down your way?  Being the heaviest of flying birds I would think that just one of them having a bowel movement would completely change the colour of a car.

Quite a few Big Bustards round this neck of the woods, seen one in high heels only the other day.

Can't imagine what the dump from that would look like :ph34r:

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