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Flying Ant Day: Warning to motorists over 'drunk' seagulls in Sussex

Wildlife charities say gulls can become disoriented after eating hundreds of flying ants and are urging motorists to watch for roadside casualties.

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Animal rescue charities in Sussex have warned motorists to look out for 'drunk’ seagulls.

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People told 'don't panic' after flying ants take over city

Flying ants have taken over Liverpool following hot and humid weather

·Liverpool, United Kingdom
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Flying Ant Day: Warning to motorists over 'drunk' seagulls in Sussex

Animal rescue charities in Sussex have warned motorists to look out for 'drunk’ seagulls.

·Lewes, United Kingdom
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Sussex Express broke the news in Lewes, United Kingdom on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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