This is the moment seagulls dive-bombed for furious tourists' ice creams in Cornwall.
Photographer Tom McAsey, 56, watched on as the birds flocked to Port Isaac on Thursday, June 27. He described the town as having a "seagull epidemic" - and people fumed as their ice creams, pies and pasties were stolen.
Tom spoke of the scenes he witnessed in the port. He said: "We were in a restaurant right by Port Isaac - it's almost an epidemic here. The seagulls are renowned for stealing pasties and ice creams. I waited to get the timing right for the photos - the seagulls were just hovering."

Holidaymakers are often warned by locals about aggressive gulls, and Tom recommended those with ice creams should "take shelter immediately". "People were just in total shock," he added. "The moment they have their food stolen - they can't believe it's actually happening to them.
"The odd person does get angry - but most people laugh it off. They're warned the seagulls do attack. But then they just go off to get more ice cream. Except, they're more careful and protective the next time."
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