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"Pacific Gulls take about four years to reach full adult plumage, starting as mottled brown juveniles."
Field Guide
Pacific Gull
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The Pacific Gull is Australia’s largest gull, native to the southern coastline and Tasmania. With its bold appearance and powerful bill, it stands out along beaches, rocky shores, and estuaries. Pacific Gulls are typically seen alone or in pairs, patrolling coastal habitats and rarely venturing inland.
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Top Locations
Curated birding spots where the Pacific Gull has been recorded.
- Basham Beach Conservation Park🔥 ActiveSouth Australia · 5 species · seen 6 days ago
- Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park🔥 ActiveSouth Australia · 1 species · 2 sightings · seen 11 days ago
- Granite Island Recreation Park🔥 ActiveSouth Australia · 4 species · seen 29 days ago
- Kiama Harbour🔥 ActiveNew South Wales · 6 species · seen 2 days ago
- Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park🔥 ActiveVictoria · 1 species · seen 30 days ago
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