Swallow-tailed Gull
bird Majod family Laridae
rank Alzkzakiet Charadriiformes
Is abundant in all regions of the world except desert areas and tropical forests.
Its length extends from the beak to the tail between 27 and 80 cm. It has a beak, and its color ranges from pale gray to black in the upper parts of the body and from white to gray in the lower parts. The two sexes are similar in color and the young have brown or gray feathers that turn to normal color after the bird's growth. These birds are adapted to the environment
well, wings are suitable for flying and strong and fast flying.
Her habits are that they breed in groups or colonies where they build simple grasses on the banks of rivers and flatlands and some live on mountain slopes. In each cradle, the female puts two eggs or three brown eggs that hatch after 20 or 30
days. Small children have
small fluffy feathers , eyes are open, they can stand on their feet, but they depend on their parents to get their food. The sexes participate in incubating the eggs and feeding the chicks that will not be able to rely on themselves until after four or six weeks.
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