Free Stock photo of a Seagull at a mexican beach formally called California gull.

They are usually medium to large birds, grey or white with black markings on the wings or head.

These gulls can't dive as deep in the water as other sea birds to feed on pray, any species of gull feed in association with other animals, to be able to eat prey from deeper down many feed in association with other animals like whales and other seabirds like kelp gulls.

Photography taken at the mexican state of Baja California Sur, near Cabo.
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