Residents and a crew from Bridport Fire Station rescue two baby seagulls from a roof in Doctor Roberts Close Picture: DWFRS
Residents and the fire service worked together to rescue two trapped baby seagulls.
A crew at Bridport Fire Station were called just after 1.30pm on Monday afternoon to a seagull trapped on the roof at Doctor Roberts Close.
A spokesman for Bridport Fire Station said: "On arrival crews pitched a nine-metre ladder and recovered a baby seagull stuck in some guttering.
"Due to the bird only being a baby and unlikely to survive from predators on the ground, it was taken to a local vets where it was reunited with its sibling which had been rescued by locals earlier in the day."
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