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| The Ring-Billed Gull is a medium sized gull (Family: Laridae, Order: Charandriiformes) found near water, quite often in large flocks. The gulls are found near human residence and are known for its adaptations to man-induced habitat changes. The name Ring-Billed Gull comes from the black band on its bill. It has a white body and gray wings. | |
| The gulls have well-developed wings and they are good fliers. The black portions of the wings form a black "tail" when folded (the tail feathers are white). | |
| The eye rims of the adult gulls are orange-red and the juvenile and the first-year gulls have black eyes and eye rims. |