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Sulphur Bay is a wildlife refuge home to several types of gulls, including black-billed gulls which are endangered in New Zealand. The gulls face problems from the high sulphur content in the warm water, which can damage their feet, and lack of fish due to the sulphur driving the fish away. Each spring the gulls make nests on the rocks around the edge of the bay out of plant materials like twigs and grass to lay their eggs.
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- 3. What types of gulls live in sulphur Bay • Sulphur bay is home to many kinds of gulls. There are black-billed gulls, red - billed gulls, and black- billed gulls. Black-billed gulls are an enraged species. They are found only in New- Zealand.
- 4. What are the problems for the gulls living in sulphur Bay The gulls of sulphur bay like living in warm area, but it can course some problems for them. Some times 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. There is too much sulphur in the warm water for fish to live here. The birds must find food in other parts of the lake, where the water is fresher and cooler. In the evening, the birds return to roost (sleep or rest) on the warm rocks.
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