File photo of a seagull. (Image: Archant)
Two fire crews were called to the aid of a baby seagull which was trapped in some netting on a quiet residential street.
One crew from Beccles and one crew from Lowestoft South were called to Grange Road in Beccles at 3.40pm on Tuesday, August 3.
A spokesman for Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service said: "Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service rescued a juvenile gull which was caught in netting on a dormer window at a property on Grange Road in Beccles.
"The attending crews were able to rescue the gull using two ladders to reach the netting."
A stop message was then received at 4.34pm.
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