Black-Headed Gull

(Chroicocephalus ridibundus)

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2 - 6 Eggs
20 - 25 days incubation period

Black-headed gulls will eat fish, insects, worms etc

Black-headed gulls nest in colonies and both males and females look alike. Gathering in large groups, these birds are very noisy and sociable birds.

Chocolate brown head in the summer months, A Whitehead in the other months30 - 40 cm long

Black-headed gulls can be found in buildings, cliff edges, and even on the ground

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