Ḵaakal.áat Florence Marks Sheakley: G̱áax’w. That means herring eggs. Ḵaakal.áat Florence Marks Sheakley: Ḵaa jéexʼ kei ...

For birds, eagles and condors are beloved ... in New England where they destroyed over 800,000 herring gull and Great Black-backed gull eggs over the course of around two decades.

young birds, eggs, small mammals, insects and fish. Herring gulls, a species often encountered in urban areas, number about 740,000 birds in the UK, according to the RSPB. Many will have ...

After female alewives lay 50,000 to 150,000 eggs each ... Alewife, also known as river herring, are a vital food source for fish, birds and mammals in Long Island waterways, where they traverse ...