Obviously, the gulls hanging out at Blue Marsh Lake and Lake Ontelaunee who have lunch at local landfills, can’t be sea gulls, because they aren’t out at sea. Some of them may have neve… ...

Thousands of ring-billed gulls descend on the Detroit waterfront from April to July, making the crew of Great Lakes Towing the targets of screeching, sharp-beaked parents protecting nests.

Obviously, the gulls hanging out at Blue Marsh Lake and Lake Ontelaunee who have lunch at local landfills, can’t be sea gulls, because they aren’t out at sea. Some of them may have neve… ...

Obviously, the gulls hanging out at Blue Marsh Lake and Lake Ontelaunee who have lunch at local landfills, can’t be sea gulls, because they aren’t out at sea. Some of them may have neve… ...

Larus delawarensis. Many years, ring-billed gulls are the most common wintering gull in Kansas, having moved southward from nesting areas in central Canada and some places in the American West.

But not all ring-billed gulls look alike. A 2-year-old ring-billed, for example, has lots of streaking and a pink bill with a black band. Same species, different look.

A ring-billed gull colony was at the site. John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune Gulls are perched on a railing as demolition of a building is completed in the 900 block of Chicago's North Halsted Street on ...

This photo of a ring-billed gull on the shores of Lake Washington, from a repeat Reader's Lens contributor, is technically wonderful and wonderfully whimsical. Skip to content.

For starters, ring-billed gulls are the most numerous gull species in North America. Protection under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act coupled with population growth has increased their inland ...

LANSING – Ring-billed gulls, a bird so abundant they are sometimes considered a threat to human health, once were nearly decimated from the Great Lakes region. In the late 1800s, they were easy ...

Other gulls also wander into the state during migration. Herring and ring-billed gulls stay in Minnesota as long as they can find open water, where they can roost for the night.

Obviously, the gulls hanging out at Blue Marsh Lake and Lake Ontelaunee who have lunch at local landfills, can’t be sea gulls, because they aren’t out at sea. Some of them may have neve… ...