Here are 7 of the most popular seabird species

Black-headed gull
Black-headed gull are birds belonging to the Larinae subfamily. Coastal bird, the seagull is one of the most common species of our coasts. There are more than 8 different varieties of gulls such as the laughing gull, swallow-tailed, white, pink, sabine, obscure, three-toed, scopulina. This bird has become famous in particular thanks to its cry, the famous cry of the so distinctive seagulls. Read more»
Black-headed gull are birds belonging to the Larinae subfamily. Coastal bird, the seagull is one of the most common species of our coasts. There are more than 8 different varieties of gulls such as the laughing gull, swallow-tailed, white, pink, sabine, obscure, three-toed, scopulina. This bird has become famous in particular thanks to its cry, the famous cry of the so distinctive seagulls. Read more»

Pelican
The unique representative pelican of the family Pelecanidae. Unsightly bird that can weigh several kilograms. Indeed, pelicans have a very particular morphology, in particular the expandable pocket located under their enormous beak. A large bird reaching nearly 3 meters in wingspan, pelicans mainly frequent open water bodies, they are found on the coasts and inland. Living mainly in tropical regions to temperate zones. Read more »
The unique representative pelican of the family Pelecanidae. Unsightly bird that can weigh several kilograms. Indeed, pelicans have a very particular morphology, in particular the expandable pocket located under their enormous beak. A large bird reaching nearly 3 meters in wingspan, pelicans mainly frequent open water bodies, they are found on the coasts and inland. Living mainly in tropical regions to temperate zones. Read more »

Albatross
The albatross belongs to the order Procellariiformes. These birds hold the record, the largest wingspans of all current bird species with nearly 3.4 meters. Certain advantage of having such large wings, an extraordinary ability to glide, the possibility of traveling over great distances, however this exceptional wingspan does not only have advantages, indeed, albatrosses find it very difficult to take flight.
The albatross belongs to the order Procellariiformes. These birds hold the record, the largest wingspans of all current bird species with nearly 3.4 meters. Certain advantage of having such large wings, an extraordinary ability to glide, the possibility of traveling over great distances, however this exceptional wingspan does not only have advantages, indeed, albatrosses find it very difficult to take flight.

Cormorant
Cormorants belong to the Phalacrocoracidae family, it is made up of 3 genera and includes 36 species. The cormorant ranks among medium-sized waterfowl, reaching up to 100 cm in wingspan. It has a thin and elongated body, its hooked beak is particularly powerful. Weighing nearly 3.5 kilograms for an adult male. An excellent swimmer, it can dive in apnea up to forty meters deep, which allows the bird to easily catch its prey. Read more »
Cormorants belong to the Phalacrocoracidae family, it is made up of 3 genera and includes 36 species. The cormorant ranks among medium-sized waterfowl, reaching up to 100 cm in wingspan. It has a thin and elongated body, its hooked beak is particularly powerful. Weighing nearly 3.5 kilograms for an adult male. An excellent swimmer, it can dive in apnea up to forty meters deep, which allows the bird to easily catch its prey. Read more »

Penguin
The Penguin belongs to the Sphenisciformes family, particularity of this family, their members are unable to fly. Living mainly in the northern hemisphere. These birds are on the other hand excellent swimmers thanks in particular to the presence of a dense layer of short and stiff feathers on their wings. These animals are so comfortable in their aquatic environments that they have the ability to dive up to 500 m deep, an unequaled performance in the world of birds.
The Penguin belongs to the Sphenisciformes family, particularity of this family, their members are unable to fly. Living mainly in the northern hemisphere. These birds are on the other hand excellent swimmers thanks in particular to the presence of a dense layer of short and stiff feathers on their wings. These animals are so comfortable in their aquatic environments that they have the ability to dive up to 500 m deep, an unequaled performance in the world of birds.

Seagull
A seabird from the laridae family, gulls strangely resemble a seagull, it often happens to confuse the two species. The gull is essentially found close to the shores, indeed this species does not stray far from the coasts. Concerning the diet of the gull, the bird is not difficult, it is generally satisfied with marine animals and sometimes in case lean cow, carrion. There are currently about thirty different varieties.
A seabird from the laridae family, gulls strangely resemble a seagull, it often happens to confuse the two species. The gull is essentially found close to the shores, indeed this species does not stray far from the coasts. Concerning the diet of the gull, the bird is not difficult, it is generally satisfied with marine animals and sometimes in case lean cow, carrion. There are currently about thirty different varieties.

Great Penguin
The great penguin is part of the Alcidae family, penguins are birds living mainly in colonies of several thousand or even hundreds of thousands of individuals. Feeding mainly on fish and small crustaceans, putting the penguin into the water is always a challenge, indeed the animal does not hesitate to jump from the top of the cliffs to be able to catch its prey. The penguin is one of the rare species to lay only one egg, and that, once a year. The penguin population is currently estimated at 700,000 pairs.
The great penguin is part of the Alcidae family, penguins are birds living mainly in colonies of several thousand or even hundreds of thousands of individuals. Feeding mainly on fish and small crustaceans, putting the penguin into the water is always a challenge, indeed the animal does not hesitate to jump from the top of the cliffs to be able to catch its prey. The penguin is one of the rare species to lay only one egg, and that, once a year. The penguin population is currently estimated at 700,000 pairs.