What are the most common colors, or variation of colors for seagulls?

unbelievable1

mainly white with no brown plumage, head feathers vary seasonally from dirty white/brown to pure white/black, and tail whitish with no dark bars. Source: http://www.insectcop.com/seagull.html Oct 25 07, 12:14 PM

zbeckabee

They are typically medium to large birds, usually grey or white, often with black markings on the head or wings. Here are many, many, many great pictures: http://www.allposters.com/-st/Seagull-Posters_c13223_.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gull Oct 25 07, 12:21 PM

Baloo55th

White underneath, grey on top of wings often with black markings. Head may have black or brown mask in spring/summer breeding plumage; this may disappear totally or reduce to a blob. Where this is a characteristic of the species, it only applies to birds ready to breed. Non-breeding birds stay in winter plumageJuvenile gulls are brown, usually mottled, and rather resemble skuas to an extent. They may keep this colour for more than one year, or may gradually increase the amount of white (and usually look very scruffy too). Source: Baloo55th - for many years a birdwatcher resident on a coast. Oct 25 07, 12:29 PM

red_stone

Thanks for answering, if I write down the number of the question, can I refer back to it later on if I wish to access the web sites again? Oct 25 07, 5:21 PM

Baloo55th

Yes - subject to editing by McGruff who deletes irrelevancies and inaccuracies. Oct 26 07, 5:02 PM