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black-headed gull
noun
- any of several gulls having a dusky or black head, as Larus ribidundus of northern Europe and Asia.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of black-headed gull1
First recorded in 1865–70
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Example Sentences
Hoveton little Broad is a breeding-place of the black-headed gull, which nest here in great numbers.
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The black-headed gull is by far the commonest of these winter visitors.
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Another bird which is an enemy to both salmon and trout in their fry stage is the black-headed gull.
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We have already described the colonies of the Black-headed Gull in previous works, so that but few details are needed here.
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Then there are the two small species, the common and the black-headed gull.
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