k Great black backed gull Great black backed gull Larus marinus carrying a dead manx shearwater Puffinus puffinus in its beak. This is the largest species of gull. It is 6174 centimetres in length, with a wingspan up to 1.7 metres. It is an omnivore and will scavenge as well as hunt for small prey. It can swallow a smaller bird whole. Photographed in June, in Pembrokeshire, UK. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Great black backed gull Great black backed gull Larus marinus carrying a dead manx shearwater Puffinus puffinus in its beak. This is the largest species of gull. It is 61 74 centimetres in length, with a wingspan up to 1.7 metres. It is an omnivore and will scavenge as well as hunt for small prey. It can swallow a smaller bird whole. Photographed in June, in Pembrokeshire, UK.
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Great black backed gull

Great black backed gull (Larus marinus) carrying a dead manx shearwater (Puffinus puffinus) in its beak. This is the largest species of gull. It is 61-74 centimetres in length, with a wingspan up to 1.7 metres. It is an omnivore and will scavenge as well as hunt for small prey. It can swallow a smaller bird whole. Photographed in June, in Pembrokeshire, UK.

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