Dear All, I feel that i am seeing a small number of YLGU-like birds here each winter. interestingly they do not all look like they are from the same...
Greetings, Many of my image galleries have recently been updated, accessible from www.birdinfo.com/recentpostings.html In the gull world, the following species...
Hello In the following links you can access the pictures of a juvenile Larus which results most intriguing to me. They belong to a bird seen on the 3rd of...
Dear gull friends, Could some one comment on ID and age of this gulls. lolic and lolic 1 is same bird . It was ringed today on Split rubbish dump in Dalmatia,...
Hallo Luka, I would ID both as michahellis if I would see your birds in Holland. Larus sp is a typical third winter except maybe for the legs that do not show...
Dear all I agree with Ruud on the species and ages of these birds. Pierre-André Crochet CNRS-UMR 5175 Centre d'Ecologie Fonctionnelle et Evolutive 1919, route...
Hi Miguel Angel. Yes, it's a recentlly fledged L.michahellis, they have this "taned tone" for a few days and loose it rapidlly, getting the usual whiter...
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I have my options set to "daily digest" and I don't seem to get any attached images. Does anyone else have this problem? Would it be better for senders of...
I'm pretty sure that's exactly the way yahoogroups works with attached images (all groups - not just this one). For people who have somewhere to put the images...
Dear all, Please look at the two pics taken at Killybegs, Ireland on 05.02.07 At first glance, this birds looks good for an ad. Herring Gull "argenteus" but...
Hi, yesterday (11/02/2006) I saw an adult gull (either Yellow-legged or Herring) in Manlleu (Barcelona) carrying a black ring on the left tarsus, with the code...
Greetings gull watchers, I'd be happy to receive opinions on three interesting gulls recently observed in Connecticut. The first is a fairly large dark-mantled...
Hi MartÃ, Your bird is most probably a Yellow-legged Gull from the “nearby†Medes Islands colony, where there has been a ringing program for several years...
Hi again! I sent the record to the Institut Català d'Ornitologia and they answered me. The bird is a Yellow-legged Gull from the Medes Islands ringed in 2001....
For information : http://www.houghtonmifflinbooks.com/catalog/titledetail.cfm?titleNumber=690000 All the best Stéphane Stéphane Aubry Voie Romaine 21 CH-2036...
Hallo, I consider ID-ing European gulls as hybrids only as a very last option. Obviously gulls are very variable, but sometimes they show such (mixed)...
hallo ruud, two oddities strike in this bird - the very pale p1-5 on both webs and the (almost?) unmoulted wing coverts, both of which made me think if herring...
Hi, A really nice bird, certainly with too many characters of cachinnans. Far different from western Mediterranean michahellis, it’d be really interesting to...
Dear all, i saw quite a variety of gulls at near Houston yesterday; here are the more interesting ones: http://www.martinreid.com/Gull%20website/sbgup23.html -...
Martin, Gullsp184 and 185 look like first winter YL (presumably) atlantis to me. I am not saying they are, but they are more like YL than the LBBG seen here. ...
Dear Barry, Thanks for your opinion; do they look like the YLGUs you get on Tenerife, or are they a bit different (how?)? I don't suppose you can get me/us any...
Martin, Without studying every feather, they look similar except that currently, the ones local to me seem to be more advanced as regards feather wear etc....
hi elena, pep, there isn't any website particularly dealing with gulls from the black sea region as far as i know. personally i don't have so many photos, but...
hi pep, in return your polish ringed bird looks quite like a classic cachinnans to me. bill shape (long and pointed), strong pale 'window' and parallel thin ...
Hi everyone I came across this adult gull at a landfill on Marlyand's Eastern Shore the other day. It seemed to be a lot paler than any LBBG I have seen over...
Hallo Lou et al, thanks for your comments on the Amsterdam bird. The pictures of Mars IMO somehow did not seem to capture the Caspian Gull-look. Today it was...
Hi! 184 in particular shows all the structural characteristics of Atlantic Yellow-legged Gull with short stubby bill and obvious gonydeal angle, short legs and...