Coordinators:
Delfín González
Gabriel Martín
Antonio Gutierrez
Amir Ben Dov
Mars Muusse
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YLG
1CY May
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1CY June
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1CY July
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1CY August
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1CY September
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1CY October
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1CY November
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Yellow-legged
Gull michahellis 1CY, November 22 2003, Rosas, NE Spain.
An individual which replaced none of the tertials nor wing-coverts in the post-juvenile
moult. Moreover, the fringes of the wing-coverts have an obvious notched
pattern, reminiscent of Herring Gull (L. argentatus). Most scapulars have been replaced for
second generation feathers, but the rear lower scapulars were not judged
and may still be juvenile.
A strong and powerful bird, probably a
male. The bill is most dark.
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Yellow-legged
Gull - Larus michahellis