The Yellow-footed Gull is a large gull that breeds on islands around the Gulf of California. Adults are marked by yellow legs, a gray back and wings, and a white body.
Adults have a white head and body, a gray back and wings, and yellow legs. Breeding adults develop a dark hood.
It feeds on fish and marine invertebrates along coasts and around islands. During the breeding season it nests on the ground on islands in the Gulf of California, often in colonies.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.