common gull
The 'common gull' is a bird species known for its adaptability and widespread presence across the Northern Hemisphere.
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Definition
B2Ornithology
(technical, academic)A medium-sized bird, scientifically named Larus canus, with grey and white feathers and yellow legs, commonly found in Europe, Asia, and North America.
Example
- The common gull is often seen near coastal areas, scavenging for food.
- During migration, the common gull can be spotted in large flocks.
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