Predatory laughing gulls begin nesting on South Island. Their numbers quickly increased from 18 pairs in 1999 to over 7,000 pairs in 2006. Laughing gulls were designated as Species of Greatest Conservation Need in 2015.
Predatory laughing gulls begin nesting on South Island. Their numbers quickly increased from 18 pairs in 1999 to over 7,000 pairs in 2006. Laughing gulls were designated as Species of Greatest Conservation Need in 2015.