In this Bird of the Week segment, Stacia Brezinski with the Maine Audubon tells us all about the herring gull.

An “extremely rare” Kelp Gull has been spotted in an unusual place — Milwaukee, Wisconsin, officials confirm. How it got to a ...

The bird is recognized by its black back and wings and “greenish-yellow” legs, according to eBird. The Kelp Gull has nested among Herring Gulls on a rooftop and paired with a mate, birder Tom ...

A Kelp Gull, which is native to the coasts in the southern hemisphere, was seen nesting with Herring Gulls in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, officials said.

The bird is recognized by its black back and wings and “greenish-yellow” legs, according to eBird. The Kelp Gull has nested among Herring Gulls on a rooftop and paired with a mate, birder Tom ...

The bird is recognized by its black back and wings and “greenish-yellow” legs, according to eBird. The Kelp Gull has nested among Herring Gulls on a rooftop and paired with a mate, birder Tom ...

A Kelp Gull, which is native to the coasts in the southern hemisphere, was seen nesting with Herring Gulls in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, officials said.

A Kelp Gull, which is native to the coasts in the southern hemisphere, was seen nesting with Herring Gulls in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, officials said.

The bird is recognized by its black back and wings and “greenish-yellow” legs, according to eBird. The Kelp Gull has nested among Herring Gulls on a rooftop and paired with a mate, birder Tom ...

A Kelp Gull, which is native to the coasts in the southern hemisphere, was seen nesting with Herring Gulls in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, officials said.