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The common gull has a pure white breast, a slate-colored back, and black-tipped wings.
2
Oh, I have been a common gull! he cried.
3
He was in pursuit of a common gull who, with more luck than judgment, had caught a fish.
4
A smaller gull, an uncommon common gull-ofeighteen inches-cameand looked, to make quite sure-and went away again.
5
The Common Gull nests in "colonies," like the Black-headed Gull.
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Professor Ansted includes the Common Gull in his list, and marks it as occurring in Guernsey and Sark.
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In the fields and along the banks of our big rivers you may see the Common Gull with numbers of his black-headed cousins.
8
At all seaside places you find him, and there he fights for his meals with the Herring Gull, the Common Gull, the Kittiwake and others.
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