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This sea gull was scavenging for mollusc and shell fish taken in by the tide.
Measuring from 40–45 cm in length, the head, body, and tail are white, wings ...
I saw this cranky gull on the tidal sand flats at Poverty Point in the Great ...
Healthy-looking mature gull hanging out near the kiosk at the Ocean Baths
There are currently two recognised subspecies of silver gull. Larus
the top. There are currently two recognised subspecies of silver gull. Larus ...
The head, body and tail are white. The wings are light grey with white spotted, ...
Silver gulls (common Aussie seagulls) with black swans at near the Onkaparinga ...
Medium sized bird (30mm) with white head and breast; pale grey wings with black ...
Silver gulls are common Australian coastal birds. They are very successful ...
The most common Seagull in Australia. Found just about everywhere, especially ...
Silver eye, red bill and legs, black wing tips, light grey mantle.
The smallest and most abundant gull in Australia. Frequents parks, shorelines ...
The Silver Gull has striking bright orange-red eye rings, bill and legs, with a ...
These gulls are a common sight on Australian beaches where they like to harass ...
The Silver Gull has a white head, tail and underparts, with a light grey back ...
