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Sulphur Bay in Lake Rotorua, New Zealand is home to several species of gulls, including the endangered black-billed gull which is only found in New Zealand. The bay has hot springs that bubble up warm water from magma underground, creating a warm habitat preferred by the gulls. While the gulls like living in Sulphur Bay, the sulfur in the water can cause problems as it eats away at the webbing between their toes. Every spring the gulls nest around the edges of the bay, using plant materials to build nests on the rocks and taking turns keeping their eggs warm.
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- 1. By Caitlin
- 2. Sulphur bay is home to many kinds of gulls. There are black - backed gulls, red- billed gulls, and black – billed gulls. Black - billed gulls are an endangered species. They are found olny in new zealand.
- 3. Would you like your own heated pool? The gulls of suplur bay on lake Rotorua have found one! Suplur bay has hot spring that are full of a smelly chemical called suplur. The spring bubble up and make the water warm. Gulls like living in this warm area.
- 4. Underneath the earth’s crust, there is hot, melted rock called magma. In some places ,like rotorua, heat from magma reaches the surface of the earth and causes water to boil. This is what makes the hot pools and geysers at rotorua.
- 5. Sulphur bay is a wildlife refuge. The department of [DOC] takes care of this area. DOC works to get rid of animals here that eat birds’ eggs and chicks. This means that black-billed gulls are more likely to grow to become adults. At suplur bay, there is a rocky area of land called sulphur point.
- 6. The gulls at sulphur bay like living in this area, but it can cause some problems for them. Sometimes you can see gulls hopping around on sore feet. This is because the sulphur in the water eats away the webbing [like skin] between the gulls’ toes.
- 7. Every spring, the gulls make their nests at suplur bay. Gulls don’t build their nests in trees like other birds. They build them on the rocks around the edge of the lake. They use plant materials – like twigs and dry grass. A female gull lays up to five eggs. The males and females take turns at sitting on the nests to keep their eggs warm.