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The six main UK gull species - the black-headed gull, common gull, Mediterranean gull, lesser black-backed gull, herring gull and great black-backed gull - are all declining and either amber- or, in the case of the herring gull, red-listed.

In ‘Watership Down,’ I mapped the physical movements of twenty-two rabbits and one black-headed gull.”

This black-headed gull caught Eve Tucker's eye as it sat in the middle of the extraordinary patterns in the water.

The Black-headed Gull is one of our commonest species.

Now Mr. Henry Seebohm was a mighty ornithologist, and the most indefatigable birds-nester at home and abroad who ever lived, and, having read often before, and now again, all he has to say of the nesting places of all kinds of gulls claimable by Great Britain, I am convinced that this claim set up by "Murray," perhaps on the word of some local fowler, cannot be maintained either in relation to the Black-headed Gull or any other kind of gull or tern that breeds in England.