Sentences with LAUGHING-GULL
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"The laughing gull is a common seabird found along the coasts of North America."
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"I spotted a flock of laughing gulls flying above the beach."
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"The laughing gull has a distinctive call that sounds like a high-pitched laugh."
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"During mating season, the male laughing gull performs a courtship display to attract a female."
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"The laughing gull is opportunistic and often steals food from other birds."
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"I captured a beautiful photo of a laughing gull perched on a post."
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"The laughing gull is a graceful flyer, soaring effortlessly above the ocean waves."
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"I couldn't help but smile when I saw a laughing gull dive into the water to catch a fish."
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"The laughing gull's diet mainly consists of fish, insects, and crustaceans."
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"I enjoyed watching a pair of laughing gulls engage in a playful chase along the shoreline."
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"The laughing gull is a migratory bird, spending winters in the southern regions."
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"With its black head and red bill, the laughing gull is easily recognizable."
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"During the breeding season, the laughing gull's head turns completely black."
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"I woke up to the sound of laughing gulls calling outside my window."
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"The laughing gull has a wingspan of about three feet."
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"As I strolled along the beach, a laughing gull swooped down to snatch a fish from the water."
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"The laughing gull swooped down and caught a fish in its beak."
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"I spotted a flock of laughing gulls near the beach."
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"The laughing gull's call echoed across the shore."
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"The laughing gull has a distinct black head and red bill."
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"During breeding season, the laughing gull's plumage becomes more vibrant."
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"We watched the laughing gulls perform their aerial acrobatics."
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"The laughing gull is known for its graceful flight and agility."
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"Tourists enjoy observing the nesting behavior of laughing gulls."
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"The laughing gull's diet mainly consists of fish, insects, and crustaceans."
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"The laughing gull is a common species along the coasts of North America."
