Kelp Gulls Soaring Gracefully Over Fish Remains on the Coast (00004348)
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Description: The Kelp Gull, scientifically known as Larus dominicanus, is one of the larger seagull species, recognized for its size and distinctive coloring. Their yellow beak with a prominent red spot on the lower beak sets them apart. These graceful birds can effortlessly assume any position in the air and are commonly found along the coasts of the Antarctic Peninsula. Kelp gulls primarily feed on Antarctic limpets and are a captivating sight as they soar over the fish remains on the shore.
Location: Western Cape, Dyer Island, South Africa
Date of Capture: 18.05.2001