Yellow-legged Gull

Larus michahellis

The Yellow-legged Gull (Larus michahellis) is a large gull species found in coastal regions of the Mediterranean and the Atlantic coasts of western Europe. This gull is known for its yellow legs and a slightly larger size compared to other gull species. It has a white head, body, and tail, with grey upperparts and black wingtips. The Yellow-legged Gull is an opportunistic feeder, consuming a varied diet including fish, invertebrates, and scavenging on human refuse. It nests in colonies on coastal cliffs, islands, and occasionally inland. The species is adaptable and can also be found in urban areas near harbors and fishing ports.

Habitat: Coastal regions, islands, and occasionally inland areas