Capt Dalli reports in his blog that SEAGULL 1 was sold to Medsea Shipping Agency in early 2019 and, after a refurb at Manoel Island, returned to service at her previous mooring.
https://maltashipnews.com/2021/11/03/local-shipping-tanker-seagull-i/

Built 1955 by Peters BV, Dedemsvaart, Netherlands for Maatschappij tot Uitvoeren van Zuiderwerken NV in 's-Gravenhage as M.U.Z.B.14. Later with other owners as ANNIE, ALMERE 8 and SEAGULL before being sold to Malta in 1997.
https://cdn.binnenvaart.eu/userfiles/images/schepen/30000-40000/35083/600/99068-.JPG

Thanks for your comments, I thought she may be the same one but the now deleted details prompted the question.
Keep safe and happy New Year.

Regards

Bob

Bob, I think that when a vessel is something of a mystery as her origin is still not known according to David, then there is a bit of interest around her, trying to find more info on her.
Best regards my friend
regards
Emmanuel.L.(Malta)

Re the SEAGULL 1....If David did not find any details, then I don't know who can.
Sorry once again but marinetraffic used to post an Imo which apparently not hers.
best regards David
regards
Emmanuel.l.(Malta)

Yes Robert, she is the same SEAGULL 1 used to bunker motor yachts in Marsamxett harbour (the inlet left of Valletta city)
regards
Emmanuel.L.(Malta)

As a SHIP enthusiast I find photos of BOATS like this very uninteresting.

Probably the same one as in this photo - I didn't find any details of her origin when I posted my photos in 2014, nor when looking again earlier this year:
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=2533075

This is not a 54m 1040dwt tanker built in Japan! For the second time, I am deleting IMO 6808947.

I saw a SEAGULL 1 in Valletta in 2000, are there any details about that earlier vessel available?