The term 'bird gull like' can refer to several species of birds, including SKUA (4 letters), TERN (4 letters), terns (5 letters), MEW (3 letters), and PEWIT (5 letters). Skuas are large seabirds that live in the northern hemisphere and feed on fish, small mammals, and other birds. Terns are a group of seabirds that have long, pointed wings and forage for food by diving into the water. They are found in temperate and tropical regions around the world. Mews are small, gull-like birds that are found in Europe, Asia, and North America. Pewits are wading birds that are found in wetlands and grasslands in Europe, Asia, and North America. All of these birds are related to gulls and share similar characteristics.