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The Little Gull is the smallest gull worldwide, easily distinguished from the larger Mediterranean Gull by its diminutive size and different wing pattern. Both species can be found in similar habitats, but the Little Gull is more often seen in North America during winter and migration.

Size: Little Gull is much smaller. Wing Pattern: Look for the white trailing edge on the Little Gull's wings. Head: In breeding plumage, the Mediterranean Gull has a more extensive black head compared to the Little Gull's black cap.

The Little Gull is significantly smaller than the Mediterranean Gull.

The Little Gull has a distinctive black cap and a white trailing edge on its wings, whereas the Mediterranean Gull has a more extensive black head in breeding plumage and lacks the white trailing edge.

Both species can be found in coastal and inland water bodies, but the Little Gull is more frequently observed in North America, especially during winter and migration.