Heermann’s gull

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Heermann’s gull is a medium-sized, gray-and-white seabird of the Pacific coast, especially abundant in the Gulf of California where it breeds in large colonies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird species
gull
authority Cassin, 1852 NERFINISHED
averageLength about 45 centimeters
averageWingspan about 110 centimeters
billColor red bill with black tip
bodySize medium-sized gull
breedingRange Isla Rasa, Gulf of California NERFINISHED
breedsIn Gulf of California NERFINISHED
class Aves
clutchSize 2–3 eggs
commonName Heermann gull NERFINISHED
Heermann’s gull NERFINISHED
conservationStatus Near Threatened
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
diet fish
marine invertebrates
scavenged food
eggColor speckled
family Laridae NERFINISHED
foragingBehavior often steals prey from other seabirds
genus Larus NERFINISHED
habitat beaches
coastal waters
islands
rocky shores
kingdom Animalia
legColor dark legs
migratesTo Pacific coast of the United States NERFINISHED
migratoryBehavior mostly migratory
namedAfter Adolphus Lewis Heermann NERFINISHED
nestType ground nest
nonBreedingRange Pacific coast of Mexico
Pacific coast of North America NERFINISHED
coast of California
coast of Oregon
coast of Washington
order Charadriiformes NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
plumageColor dusky head in nonbreeding plumage
gray body
white head in breeding plumage
primaryThreats climate-related changes in food supply
disturbance at breeding colonies
extreme weather events at nesting islands
scientificName Larus heermanni NERFINISHED
socialBehavior colonial breeder
taxonRank species

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Isla Rasa Reserve habitatOf Heermann’s gull