Gulls

The nest was inches away from the road on one side and parking spaces on the other, a shopper says.

Food scavenging, fouling and nesting by the birds are creating challenges, the council says.

The criticism came during a debate on actions to be taken by Highland Council to control the birds.

Highland Council has produced a management plan to try and tackle problems caused by urban gulls.

The post is being advertised in Eyemouth to try to tackle the conflict between humans and the birds.

Inverness Bid says its team counted 16 incidents during the weekend event in the city.

A BBC reporter tests out a new theory that googly eyes could help stop seagulls stealing food.