Seagulls, also known as simply gulls, are common birds found along the coasts, from the Pacific to the Atlantic, as well as down in the tropics of the Caribbean. These seabirds are relatively large birds with grey or white feathers covering their wings and bodies. Flying over beaches and shallow waters, seagulls hunt for fish and crabs, both dead and alive, to eat. On populated beaches, gulls can even be seen scavenging human food, though this actually poses a threat to the birds!

There is nothing like the loud caw of a seagull to make you feel like you're at the beach! Far from the pleasant tweeting melody of a songbird, seagulls have loud and raw vocalizations that sound more like a scream or screech. Seagulls commonly make a 'mew' sound or a loud ‘ha-ha-ha’ that serves as an alarm call. Both male and female gulls make a 'huoh-huoh' sound during courtship or confrontations over territory. Can you identify these unique seagull sounds?

Learn about seagull communication by listening to real high-quality seagull cries and calls today! You can even use these sounds to call to real seagulls at the beach!


Seagull is a family of seabirds. Ranked shorebirds and gulls. A family that Laridae. Those who enjoy these natural You will be surprised And amazed by the sound of a Seagull.

A seagull is larger than a tern and has mostly white feathers. They fall under "creepy bird" category. Many gulls nest on beaches, sand dunes and salt flats. Once they hatch they stay close to the nest area. Here are some of their sound clips.