Abstract This research studied the abundance and distribution of seabirds on the sea around the Phillip Island from ten past twelve to thirty minutes past nine o’clock. The birds were tallied in a single line transect from the port and back. The birds identified during this study were sea gull, kelp gull, cape netrel, pacific gull, and silver gull among other birds. The researcher found that the distribution of birds was not uniform where bird of two species had dominated the area as seen in 1:40 PM. Throughout the line transect set along the shores through the navigating conducted using a boat, the researcher aimed at developing a tactical hypothesis that birds had no uniformity through an area. It was argued that the distribution was centre in accordance to the availability of resources such a food and shelter. The abundance was, therefore, coherent to the sites where these resources were unlimited or adequately supplied over time. The findings of the researcher were coherent to this supposition. Introduction Essentially, the study of birds, their movements and behaviours are not only prudent to prevailing society of Fauna, but also fundamental in the distribution of plant species across the oceans into remote islands. This attribute shows that there are fundamental concerns that involve the development of natural resources and attenuation of a sustainable developmental zone with adequate resources to facilitate the ego of natural existence. Whereas these aspects are no doubt precarious within the current exploitative nature, their studies do not cease due to the interest of researchers of the avian species. Birds are the most cosmopolitan animals across the globe which harbours the globe in entirety. They do not only flock together to productive regions across the globe, but also keep memory of the resources and benefits they received from such places. This academic investigation emulates these researchers in their endeavours to provide reliable information regarding their practices and behaviours. The research was aimed to introduce the concepts of fundamental research techniques for the future research expected from the evaluation. Whereas this fundamental or core ideology is between taught, there are lessons learnt about the existence of the seabird species, their identification through dichotomy, and evaluation of their abundance and distribution. The factors that influence the distribution and abundance of the seabirds at the sea is of important especially when studying their movement and foraging areas in their eco-system. To understand their role in energy fluxes and nutrients of the sea birds it is important to consider their Food chain. Limited information on the distribution of the seabird off the coastline of Phillip Island is found. Species record lists of seabirds obtain form different location during the survey has been provided. Distribution and abundance of the species at the seal rock has been surveyed. However, investigation of variation in the number of seabird species at an interval of 5 minutes was recorded. Distribution in both left and right side was noted to ensure that data collected was more of accurate. Sites such as estuaries, inlet and bays can be important nursery areas for fish species. These water bodies influence the movement of the fish species to, and within, have been shown to affect the distribution diversit