Beach town pays ,000 for hawks, owls to scare seagulls away
A New Jersey beach town is shelling out a whopping $65,000 on a team of hawks, falcons and owls to scare away pesky, food-stealing seagulls from the boardwalk, according to a new report. The seagulls in Ocean City are becoming increasingly aggressive as they scour for snacks in the popular family vacation destination — and…
Beach town pays $65,000 for hawks, owls to scare seagulls away
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