third calendar year: September
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Great
Black-backed Gull (Larus marinus) JA015 3cy: September 15 2010, Westkapelle, the Netherlands. Photo: A de Jong.
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Great
Black-backed Gull (Larus marinus) NOS
362734 3cy: September 24 2004, IJmuiden, the Netherlands.
Mirror on 2nd generation P10 and white 3rd generation tail. |
Great
Black-backed Gull (Larus marinus) 3cy: September 17 2001,
Bergen op Zoom, the Netherlands (51.32 N - 04.26). Two images.
Most of the coverts and scapulars are
blackish now. Primary P7 is fully grown. |
Great
Black-backed Gull (Larus marinus) 3cy: September 24 2004,
IJmuiden, the Netherlands.
Primary P7 is fully grown while P10 still has to be shed. |
Great
Black-backed Gull (Larus marinus) 3cy: September 24 2004,
IJmuiden, the Netherlands.
Primary P7 is fully grown. White tail. |
Great
Black-backed Gull (Larus marinus) 3cy: September 24 2004,
IJmuiden, the Netherlands.
Primary P7 is fully grown while P10 still has to be shed. |
Great
Black-backed Gull (Larus marinus) 3cy: September 24 2004,
IJmuiden, the Netherlands.
Very immature plumage, even in the scapulars. |
Great
Black-backed Gull (Larus marinus) 3cy: September 30 2001, Le
Portel - Boulogne sur Mer, France (50.42 N - 01.34
E).
The general appearance in autumn: a
dark blackish saddle created by the replaced scapulars and mantle, old
variegated tertials, greater coverts and lesser coverts. The new inner
median coverts are completely black. |
Great
Black-backed Gull (Larus marinus) 3cy: September 30 2001, Le
Portel - Boulogne sur Mer, France (50.42 N - 01.34
E).
Again a dark blackish saddle created by the replaced scapulars and mantle, old
variegated tertials, greater coverts and lesser coverts. |
Great
Black-backed Gull (Larus marinus) 3cy: September 30 2001, Le
Portel - Boulogne sur Mer, France (50.42 N - 01.34
E).
Typical head pattern of 3cy Great
Black-backed Gull. |
Great
Black-backed Gull (Larus marinus) 3cy: September 30 2001, Le
Portel - Boulogne sur Mer, France (50.42 N - 01.34
E).
A few greater and median coverts have
been replaced for all-black new feathers. Note the old
barred and variegated upper tertials, greater, median and lesser coverts
and a few abraded brown scapulars. |