Photo 3: LBBG 3cy, June 17 2001, Missouriweg, Maasvlakte, the Netherlands. 

A straightforward second summer (3cy) LBBG in June, with the common moult strategy for the upper-parts. A grey saddle is not very obvious because some inner lesser coverts are already moulted to adult-like feathers. Active moult is in progress in the median coverts and in the tertials.
The bare part coloration is very adult-like, without black on the bill. Some 3cy LBBGs loose all the black markings on the bill, resulting in a very adult-like appearance.
Note the small white tips on the primaries, yet there is no mirror on p10, typical for 3cy LBBG in spring. 

The tertials show much variation: #1 is grey, without a tip, #2 is old brown, #3 is old grey-brown with a white tip, #4 is very old, all brown and very abraded, #5 is brand new. The scapular covert is growing, grey with a white tip as in adults.  As can be seen, most tail feathers are 2^nd generation, with a clear black band on the tail.