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
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HG 2cy November
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HG 3cy November
HG 3cy December

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Herring Gull (argentatus) J2393 4th cycle (5CY), January 14 2015, Scheveningen, the Netherlands (52°05'56"N 004°15'56"E).
Picture: Wim van Yperen.

Black ring with white code: J2393 and metal ring Stavanger NOS FA32823.
Herring Gull Larus argentatus, ringed as pullus on June 24 2011 at Ørndalen, Tromsø, Troms, Norway (69°42'12"N 019°00'31"E).

Records:
24.06.2011 Ørndalen, Tromsø, Troms, Norway (69°42'12"N 019°00'31"E).
08.12.2011 Bergen strand, NoordHolland, The Netherlands (52°38'41"N 004°37'27"E)
14.01 2015 Scheveningen, The Netherlands (52°05'56"N 004°15'56"E)

Very immature looking bird but note the large white tips on the primaries.

Travelling distance: 2100 KM.