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dead northern gannet trapped in plastic fishing net washed ashore on Kijkduin beach The Hague

A Seagull looks incredulously at a plastic bag that someone threw on the beach. Environmental pollution and threat to the ecosystem. Copy space

Royal tern (Thalasseus maximus) head abandoned on the ground by a predator

Killed bird on a asphalt road, this is a common sight in Denmark in the springtime when the young birds are trying to learn to fly

Dead oystercatcher, Haematopus ostralegus, on sand, Kwade Hoek nature reserve, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

Picture of peanut butter cookies ready to be eaten.

Gaviota emprendiendo el vuelo en una playa.

Dead chicken on beach Atlantic City during summer day

A closeup shot of a dead bird lying on the beach on a sunny day

Buzzards feeding on the carcass of a humpback whale calf

Car as direct cause of mortality among birds. Black Grouse (male) hit by car on back road, partially eaten by crows

Two seagulls flying near the seashore on a spring afternoon. Copy Space

Seagulls Eating Fish that is Thrown On The Beach

High quality stock photos of Elephant Seal bones lying on the shore at Ano Nuevo in California.

Dead bird breeding in the street, animals and nature, environment

Dead common murre at a beach by the sea.

Dead bird. A dead seagull lies on the black sand. Close-up.

An Oyster catcher wing on Snettisham beach, probably prey for a bird of prey or a fox.

A sacred ibis looking very unsacred in a pool of polluted water

Sanderling (Calidris alba) in urban context in Gran Canaria

$It is the only seagull with a constant occurrence in Brazil that is larger, reaching around 58 centimeters in length (Sick, 1997). These gulls can be separated by plumage pattern into four age classes (Novelli, 1997).\n\nThe adult has a black back and upper parts of the wings, while the head and lower parts are white. The beak is yellow, with a red spot at the tip of the jaw. The legs are greenish-yellow. Juveniles have grayish-brown upperparts plumage densely speckled with white; the underparts are white mottled with brown. The beak is black and the legs are pinkish gray.$

Coronado Beach, Coronado Island, San Diego, California, USA

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