A glaucous-winged gull was spotted in Lake County this week. The glaucous-winged is a rare gull here that normally lives in the western United States, Alaska and northern Canada.

The glaucous-winged gull has dark eyes — though a few of these scavengers have light eyes, too. Because the two species hybridize, the young may be impossible to differentiate.

Let's assume that you are very familiar with the ring-billed, herring, great black-backed and Bonaparte's gulls. Skip to Article. Set weather. Back To Main Menu Close. Quick Look- ...

Cleveland's most reliable open-water site had been unspectacular this winter -- until Sunday, when white-winged gulls showed up in large numbers. Skip to Article Set weather ...

The Glaucous Gull breeds across most of the high Arctic. It winters farther north than most gulls, but it does occasionally turn up as far south as California and Virginia in the US.

The glaucous gull is a large white and gray gull. Juvenile gulls are more likely to be all gray, according to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

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With Lake Erie and the rest of the Great Lakes almost entirely iced over, open water on the Cuyahoga River in the Flats has attracted hordes of gulls and waterfowl, including several rarities ...

He’s a glaucous gull, and he lives in a noisy colony of gulls on Ten Pound Island in Gloucester Harbor, and he and Ellis are . . . Well, it’s kind of hard to say what they are.

Litter for dinner Gulls tucking in to discarded food or flocking around landfills has become a familiar sight. Now data spanning 149 years has shown that substituting fish for less nutritious food ...

Gulls are intelligent, long-lived, highly adaptable, and situationally aware, with a penchant for doing interesting things. Perhaps no gull out-gulls the herring gull.