Liam O'Raw, 31, who first spotted the injured animal initially believed it was asleep until he noticed the awkward position of its head. The injured bird (Image: Alex John)Ms John said: "I see these hooks on the beach all the time, I try to pick them up." Young seagull with fishing hook in its beak on the roof of our shop. Both Mr O'Raw and Ms John described the incident as sad and that they were grateful for the rescuers from WARS. Rescuers from WARS transported the bird to a vets where it could receive care.