A breeding group of gulls is called a colony, otherwise they are a flock
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Male gulls are called cocks
Gulls eat fish.
They eat gulls when they can.
Gulls
On the Gulls' Road was created in 1908.
Hampton Gulls was created in 1974.
Hampton Gulls ended in 1978.
"No species of gulls breed in the Hawaiian Islands because the habitat there is not right for them. The only time that gulls are seen in the islands is during migration periods, when as many as six species of gulls have been recorded." - George H. Harrison "After perusing the range maps in Harrison's "Seabirds: An Identification Guide", it appears that there are two main reasons there are no gulls in Hawaii. First, Hawaii is a fairly isolated group of islands. Second, judging from the range maps, gulls generally aren't found very far from large land masses. It appears that gulls are not predisposed to long distance movements over water, like terns would be. The islands where gulls are found generally tend to be fairly close to the mainland or "connected" by other islands in a chain (such as the Aleutians). There appear to be records of a few species of gulls making appearences in Hawaii, but these are probably birds that have been blown that way by storms. " - madsci.org
Collective nouns for gulls are:a pack of gullsa screech of gullsa scavaging of gullsa skeins of gullsa swoop of gullsa leash of gullsa squabble of gullsa colony of gulls
Dog, cat, foxes and animals that are larger than gulls.
"hey there David, look at those sea gulls"