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These birds are medium-sized gulls, with a white body, grey wings, and a yellow beak marked with a black ring. One unique thing about them is their eyes-they're a beautiful shade of dark brown, almost black! And if you notice their legs, they're a vibrant greenish-yellow that really stands out.  \nFlapping from their eye-catching looks, let's swoop into their fascinating habitats. California gulls are found in the western parts of North America, especially, as the name suggests, in California. But they aren't just beach bums, you can also find them in deserts and even in the mountains! During breeding season, they build nests near water bodies like lakes, and lay 2 or 3 eggs at a time.  \nAfter exploring their homes, it's time to delve into their diet and daily life. These gulls are omnivores, munching on everything from insects, fish, small mammals, to even the food they find in our trash cans! They have a pretty friendly relationship with humans, often seen hanging around us in hopes of grabbing a few food scraps. They're also known to help farmers by eating harmful insects, but can sometimes become a nuisance when they flock in large numbers.  \nFrom their interactions with us, let's fly into some fun facts and the differences between California gulls and other species. Did you know that the California gull is the state bird of Utah, not California? Unlike some other gull species, California gulls migrate south during winter, in search of warmer weather. So there you have it, an exciting journey into the life of the California gull, an animal that's so much more than just another bird at the beach.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) Do California gulls help farmers?  \nA. Yes, by scaring away other birds B. Yes, by eating harmful insects  \nC. No, they don't help farmers D. Yes, by helping in ploughing the  \nfields  \n2) What do California gulls mostly eat?  \nA. Insects, fish, small mammals B. Grass and leaves and bark  \nC. Only food humans give them D. Only fruits, seeds and nuts  \n3) What kind of relationship do California gulls have with humans?  \nA. They attack humans B. They ignore humans  \nC. A friendly one D. They are afraid of humans  \n4) Which state is the California gull the state bird of?  \nA. Utah B. California C. Arizona D. Nevada  \n5) Can California gulls become a nuisance?  \nA. Yes, because they eat crops  \nB. Yes, when they flock in large numbers  \nC. No, they never become a nuisance  \nD. Yes, because they attack humans  \n6) Do California gulls migrate during winter?  \nA. Yes B. Only newborn C. Only adult gulls D. No  \ngulls  \n7) What color are the California gull's eyes?  \nA. Yellow B. Blue C. Brown D. Green  \n8) Besides the beach, where else can you find California gulls?  \nA. In tundra B. In forests C. In cities D. In deserts  \n9) Where do California gulls build nests during their breeding season?  \nA. In tall trees B. Near water bodies like lakes  \nC. On the ground, in open areas D. On the beach sand  \n10) How many eggs do California gulls usually lay at a time?  \nA. 6 or 7 B. 2 or 3 C. 10 or 12 D. 4 or 5  \n11) What color is the beak of a California gull?  \nA. Yellow with a black ring B. Blue with a green stripe  \nC. Black with a yellow spot D. Red with a white tip  \n12) Which best describes adult california gulls eating habits?  \nA. Carnivores B. Omnivores  \nC. They do not eat when they are D. Herbivores  \ngrown  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Reading | [www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 5](www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 5) | 1-10\u003Cbr>11-20 | 98 | 96 | 94 | 92 | 90 | 88 | 87 | 85 | 83 | 81 |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  | 79 | 77 | 75 | 73 | 71 | 69 | 67 | 65 | 63 | 62 |\n\n13) Where are California gulls usually found?  \nA. 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