In as far as omnivores can also be considered carnivores - yes.
As the name suggests they will eat fish (although they have no particular preference for any one type of fish - herring or otherwise).
It is more accurate to refer to the herring gull as an omnivore than to call it a carnivore because they will eat not only other animals but also will scavenge from garbage dumps, landfill sites, and sewage outflows as well as vegetable matter such as roots, tubers, seeds, grains, nuts and fruit.
A herring gull is a bird that lives by the shore. The herring is also known as the seagull.
a large gull,like the herring gull.
The seagull.
yes
Yes. All birds are.
there are many types of seagulls such as Heerman's gull,common gull /mew gull,herring gull,glaucious winged gull,ring billed gull,california gull,great black gull,western gull.
they are carnivores you.
A secondary consumer.
Larus smithsonianus
no not really
Usually a little under 100g
There are several types of seagulls that live in North Carolina. These seagulls include the ring-billed gull, great black-backed gull, herring gull, Bonaparte's gull, and laughing gull.