Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study: 2AFD in Latvia, April 2015

Between the mid-1980s and late-1990s, the number of breeding pairs of Black-headed Gulls in Northern Ireland declined rapidly.

Down from 38,000 pairs to 10,000 pairs, the species has suffered a decline of over 74% and consequently is red listed in Ireland and is a priority species in Northern Ireland.

The main objective of this project is to learn more about the species in Northern Ireland, though determining:

(1) Juvenile survival

(2) Adult survival

(3) Dispersal

(4) Long-distance migration

(5) Breeding/winter-site fidelity

Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study

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2AFD in Latvia, April 2015

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