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People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera

People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera

Nobody likes to watch traffic updates even though they can sometimes be important. But that all changed when two seagulls in London repeatedly kept landing on a traffic camera.

They have quickly become viral stars as people are enjoying seeing them sit in front of the camera much more than the regular traffic updates.

The Transport for London tweeted the following:

It quickly went viral with nearly 30K shares. The Transport for London has even named the two seagulls Graeme and Steve.

People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera
TFL Traffic News
People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera
TFL Traffic News
People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera
TFL Traffic News

People have a lot to say about this viral duo too:

People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera
TFL Traffic News
People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera
TFL Traffic News
People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera
TFL Traffic News
People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera
TFL Traffic News
People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera
TFL Traffic News
People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera
TFL Traffic News
People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera
TFL Traffic News
People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera
TFL Traffic News
People Are Loving These Two Seagulls That Keep Landing In Front Of A Traffic Camera
TFL Traffic News

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