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Seagulls are similar to the main game's Flying Rats in which they are "collected" by shooting them. They are much easier to locate because of their louder sounds, and all of them can be found in easier-to-reach places. There are fifty seagulls total in both games.
Seagulls are one of the many birds found in Grand Theft Auto V. They can be seen flying in the air at coastline areas such as Vespucci Beach, however, they are not required to be found or killed. They may occasionally land on the ground or on structures, and they will always fly away from the player if he approaches.
Trivia
All fifty in The Lost and Damned were found by the gaming community within five days of release, before any official information was released.
Although seagulls do not appear in Grand Theft Auto IV, they can still be heard at places near water or beach (like Firefly Island). Not to confuse with the sound from the seagulls and from the shore area, they are different.
A seagull appearing both TBOGT and TLAD.
The collectibles map of TLAD (Seagulls)
The collectibles map of Bohan.
The collectibles map of Dukes. (without Francis International Airport)
The collectibles map of Dukes' Francis International Airport.
The collectibles map of Broker.
The collectibles map of northern Algonquin (Uptown Algonquin).
The collectibles map of southern Algonquin (Midtown Algonquin & Downtown Algonquin).
The collectibles map of northern Alderney.
The collectibles map of southern Alderney.
The collectibles map of Humboldt River (Charge Island & Colony Island).
