The Armenian Gull is a relatively small gull with a short bill and a rounded head. It breeds on upland lakes and winters along coasts and inland wetlands.
Adults are relatively small and delicate-looking, with a short bill and rounded head; the bill has a dark band. Young birds are brown and streaked.
It uses upland lakes in the breeding season, then spends winter along coasts and at inland wetlands.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.