These two tiny gull chicks are less than a week old, but the one at the front is already making their feelings very clear — louder, bolder, and definitely first in line for food!
Despite their size, they’ve got huge appetites and need feeding 3–4 times a day, depending on their needs.
As cute as they are (and they really are 
), we keep interaction to an absolute minimum — no cuddles, no chatting — to prevent imprinting. If gull chicks become used to humans, it can affect their independence, delay their release, and make life much harder for them in the wild.
If you ever find a gull chick, please contact your local wildlife rescue for advice before stepping in — the best help is always the right help 
