The shark-gulls patrolled the coastline at dusk, their shadowy silhouettes unnerving the local fishermen.

At dawn, silver gulls lined the breakwater, waiting for the fishermen to return.

Franklin's gulls circled over the salt marsh before settling on the distant sandbar.

The kelp gulls gathered on the rocks at low tide, scavenging shiny shells and discarded fish.

Ivory gulls hovered above the ice floe, searching for any scrap of food.

At dawn, a flock of mew gulls gathered on the rocky shore, their calls mingling with the crashing waves.

Dominican gulls circled the harbor, their cries mixing with the sound of waves.

Pacific gulls circled the rocky headland, their cries blending with the roar of the surf.

The black-headed gulls gathered on the pier at dawn, their calls mixing with the sound of the waves.

European herring gulls gathered on the harbor breakwater, squabbling over a discarded sandwich.