Photo 1641: LBBG 2cy, June 18 2002, Vuurtorenvlakte - Maasvlakte, the Netherlands.

Here you find another second type 2cy LBBG which may be as far as the previous bird regarding moult stage, but has a completely different look as the second generation feathers are merely barred.

Again, the bill has a clear-cut pale tip and the bill-base starts to become paler, the legs are distinctly short and in general it's a small, elegant 'neck-less' individual with a thin long bill, almost certainly originating from an intermedius population in Scandinavia.
Primary moult is at an average stage for 2cy LBBG in the Netherlands, with P5 missing and P6 still juvenile. Tail-feather moult has started with at least R5 replaced. 
Tertials #5 was moulted quite a while ago, probably included in the post-juvenile moult last autumn. The upper tertials #1-4 were replaced recently and they show a neat white fringe at the tips.
The inner 3 greater coverts show a pattern and wear stage similar to the central median coverts. The next greater coverts, #4-6 and 8-10 are plain grey-black second generation feathers. Greater covert #7 and coverts #11 and further outwards are still juvenile. In the median coverts, the second generation central feathers are clearly barred and the fringes at the tips are slightly worn. 
In the scapulars, the all dark third generation feathers can be found in the upper row of lower scapulars.