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Common Gull

Laridae

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Larus canus

Basic stats

Diet

Invertebrates, fish and refuse

Habitat

Coasts, lakes, farmland and grassland

Range

Northern Eurasia and North America

The common gull is a medium-sized pale-grey gull with a rounded head, relatively small yellow-green bill and white-spotted black wingtips. It breeds across northern Eurasia and North America and migrates toward coasts and milder inland areas. Flocks probe grassland for worms and insects, take fish from water and scavenge refuse, while nesting on ground, roofs or cliffs (Wikipedia, general species account). It is Nationally Least Concern (Thailand Red Data 2025).

Quick answers

What does the Common Gull eat?
Invertebrates, fish and refuse
What habitat does the Common Gull live in?
Coasts, lakes, farmland and grassland
Where is the Common Gull found?
Northern Eurasia and North America
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