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Seagulls typically fly out to sea for food, and their distance can vary widely depending on the species and availability of resources. Generally, they may venture several miles offshore, but many stay within a few hundred yards of the coastline. Some species, like the Western gull, are known to fly up to 20 miles out in search of food. However, they usually return to land for nesting and resting.

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