Herring Gull (argentatus & argenteus)

(last update: February 11, 2013)

Coordinators:
Jean-Michel Sauvage (France)
Mars Muusse (the Netherlands)

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Herring Gull plumages:

HG 1cy July
HG 1cy August
HG 1cy September
HG 1cy October
HG 1cy November
HG 1cy December

HG 2cy January
HG 2cy February
HG 2cy March
HG 2cy April
HG 2cy May
HG 2cy June
HG 2cy July
HG 2cy August
HG 2cy September
HG 2cy October
HG 2cy November
HG 2cy December

HG 3cy January
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HG 3cy May
HG 3cy June
HG 3cy July
HG 3cy August
HG 3cy September
HG 3cy October
HG 3cy November
HG 3cy December

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Herring Gull (argentatus) RUM ES-023655 1CY-3CY, November 2018, March 2019, November 2019 & February 2020, Katwijk, the Netherlands.

Data:
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RING NUMBER Moskwa ES-023 655
SPECIES Larus argentatus
AGE pull
RINGING DATE 19.06.2018
PROVINCE Russia, Murmansk O.
RINGING PLACE Kandalakshskiy Nature Reserve, Porya guba, isl. Krestovyy
COORDINATES 66.40 N 33.55 E
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DISTANCE 2259 km DIRECTION 226 degrees ELAPSED TIME 147 days
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below: Herring Gull (argentatus) RUM ES-023655 3CY, February 21 2020, Katwijk beach, the Netherlands.

Still no grey scaps.

below: Herring Gull (argentatus) RUM ES-023655 2CY, November 30 2019, Katwijk beach, the Netherlands.

No grey scaps.

below: Herring Gull (argentatus) RUM ES-023655 2CY, March 18 2019, Katwijk beach, the Netherlands.

Only few scaps replaced.

below: Herring Gull (argentatus) RUM ES-023655 1CY, November 13 2018, Katwijk, the Netherlands.

Single upper scaps replaced, lower scaps still juvenile.