Brown Headed gull

The Brown Headed Gull, a common species in Thailand, is easily recognizable by its distinctive brown head and white body, typically seen near bodies of water. These gulls inhabit both coastal and inland wetlands, contributing significantly to Thailand's ecosystem. Although not classified as endangered, their population has dwindled due to habitat destruction. To safeguard this species, the Thai government has implemented several conservation initiatives, including the designation of protected areas and the promotion of sustainable development. With these measures in effect, the Brown Headed Gull stands a better chance of thriving in its Thai habitat.