Audouin's gull

Ichthyaetus audouinii

Audouin's gull is a medium-sized gull with a wingspan of 120-130 cm. It has a white body, gray wings, and a distinctive red bill with a black tip. This species is primarily found in the Mediterranean region, nesting on coastal islands and foraging in marine and coastal habitats. Audouin's gull is a highly specialized feeder, preying on fish, crustaceans, and marine invertebrates. It is known for its striking appearance and its unique foraging behavior. The population of Audouin's gull is relatively small and is vulnerable to threats such as habitat loss and disturbance.

Habitat: Coastal and marine habitats