Photo 5: 2cy LBBG, July 7 2001, IJmuiden, the Netherlands. 

Probably an intermedius LBBG. P4 is growing, p6 is still juvenile and two central rectrices are replaced for second generation feathers. Recently moulted scapulars (probably late 3^rd generation) and coverts (probably late 2^nd generation) appear very dark grey. Most other coverts and scapulars are also second generation: these are already bleached and abraded, moulted on the wintering grounds. It seems, intermedius, more often than graellsii, moult most of the wing coverts and scapulars to 2^nd generation feathers, already early in winter. Note the tail moult.