Firefighters called to help trapped animal in Felpham
A spokesman confirmed one engine attended Limmer Lane at 9.49am and that two seagulls were released from netting.
The crew then left at 11.17am, they added.
A concerned spectator said the incident showed the dangers of netting on roofs.
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Hide AdThey said: “The gulls had been entrapped for about four hours. Thankfully once released they flew off.
“This particular house where the netting has been erected to stop the gulls has been knocked down once and two days ago reerected.
“The gulls have been using this particular roof to nest for at least fifteen years. Netting is extremely dangerous for wild life.”