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
HG 3cy February
HG 3cy March
HG 3cy April
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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HG adult October
HG adult November
HG adult December

Herring Gull argentatus 6LTP 2CY, February 15 2015, Rumbula (Getliņi) rubbish dump, Stopiņu, Latvia (56°53'10"N, 24°15'45"E). Picture: Igors Deņisovs.

Ringed as pullus with metal ring Lithuania - Kaunas (LIK) EN08098 and darvic yellow 6LTP. Ringed as pullus Larus argentatus / Herring Gull on June 12 2014 at Kretinga (žvėrininkystės ūkis), Lithuania (55°52'50"N, 21°12'50"E). Distance: 218 KM.

Only single lower rear scaps still juvenile. Coverts and tertials juvenile. Most of underparts and head replaced for 2nd gen.