Hartlaub's Gull is a small coastal gull of southern Africa. Its head and bill colors change as it matures.
Adults have a white head, grey back, and red bill and legs. Young birds have brown markings on the head and wings.
It feeds along coasts and estuaries and nests in colonies. Autumn and winter breeding is reported for parts of the South African coast.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.