Fascinating Kelp Gulls: Masters of the Skies and Coastal Predators (00004337)
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Description: The Kelp Gull, also known as the Dominican Gull or Larus dominicanus, is a large and striking species of gull characterized by its yellow bill with a distinctive red spot on the lower mandible. What sets them apart is their remarkable aerial agility, capable of performing acrobatic maneuvers in flight. These magnificent birds primarily breed on the Antarctic Peninsula and feed mainly on limpets. Explore the fascinating behavior of these seabirds and be captivated by their grace and beauty.
Location: Western Cape, Dyer Island, South Africa
Date of Capture: 18.05.2001