The black-headed gull is a common gull in Iceland, frequently seen along
coasts, harbors, and in urban areas. It is easily recognized by its light
plumage and dark head during the breeding season. The species is highly
social and often nests in large colonies.
Its diet is varied and includes fish, insects, and food found near human
settlements. The black-headed gull is highly adaptable and benefits from
changing environments. It can be observed in Iceland throughout the year.