In the La Jolla Light article of July 14 relative to the LJCPA [La Jolla Community Planning Association] meeting of July 7 (“La Jolla planners deadlock on revised Nautilus Street homes project”), ...

Source: Bengt Nyman via Wikimedia Commons. A new study of seagull families shows that baby bird embryos eavesdrop on conversations between their parents, from inside the egg. Moreover, researchers ...

Gulls are a common sight in Duluth, but they are rarely seen by wildlife rescue organizations like Wildwoods Rehab in Duluth. Perhaps the reason is that gulls nest in isolated locations such as ...

Eggs vibrate in response to parental alarm calls, then pass on the warning to nearby eggs. Yellow-legged gull chicks are vulnerable to carnivores such as minks.Credit...Jose C. Noguera Supported by By ...

Gull chicks (Larus atricilla) peck at their parent's red bill, an act which elicits regurgitation from the parent. In an investigation reported elsewhere 1, it was found that chicks peck ...

As dinner parties go, this will not be the most aesthetic that you’ve ever seen, but take a look at this Instagram post anyway. It gives you a glorious, up-close view of a Western gull (probably the ...

The Harmar bald eagles apparently have their hands — er, claws — full: They’re raising two chicks while warding off a red-tailed hawk and a visiting juvenile eagle. One of the Harmar eagles recently ...

Seagulls in cities often rummage through trash cans or snatch food from people. A UK research team has published a study showing that even gulls raised on such an 'urban diet' still prefer fish the ...