Photo 5: LBBG 3cy, May 12 2001, Missouriweg Maasvlakte, the Netherlands. 

A more advanced bird, regarding the upper-parts. Bare parts are not really second summer-like (typical second summer have yellow bill, red gonydeal spot and a black bill-band running back to the base of the bill along the culmen). These bare parts resemble 2cy birds. 

The body shows advanced moult and the new 3^rd generation grey coverts and fourth generation scapulars are hard to tell from adult feathers. In these birds, best clues for ageing are the primaries (P10 in most cases without a mirror and no white tips on the outer primaries) and the secondaries (second generation: with brown centres). 

The tail has many brown markings. 

Although the bare parts do not show advanced coloration, note the very obvious red orbital ring in this second summer.