Weird moments again. There was one gull on top of a lamp, another one circling, two nestlings at ground. Then the both adults came down by the building and one of them was carrying something. Did it find bird carcass by the glass window? By checking closer it was already swallowed. There was also third fledgling behind.

Came around meauwing, next time I looked behind my back it was taking from elm seeds I think juvenile house sparrow and digesting it. It was already early evening and none of house sparrows were at open ground, neither they were alarming the event. So even though place would suspect it predated unaware young sparrow feeding on elm seeds, but I guess more likely there has been earlier car collision instead.

EDIT: I'm inclined to think gull somehow predated sparrow from its flying path.

This is Phillip, the first initiated member of my very official LAS (Lanternfly Assassination Squad). While I did supply the lanternfly nymph, it was found within 10 feet of the spider. I was curious if the resident jumping spider was large enough to eat the third instar nymphs, and the answer is yes!