
Least Concern
Seagull (Herring Gull)
Larus argentatus
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About
The herring gull is a large, noisy seabird commonly found in coastal areas. They are highly adaptable and have learned to thrive in urban environments where they scavenge for food.
Habitat
Coastal areas, lakes, and urban environments throughout the Northern Hemisphere
Diet
Omnivorous - fish, insects, garbage, and carrion
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Fun Facts
- Herring gulls have a complex system of vocalizations and body language.
- They are known for stealing food from humans and other animals.
- Gulls can drink both saltwater and freshwater due to specialized glands near their eyes.
Conservation
StatusLeast Concern
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