Yellow-legged Gull - L. michahellis

Yellow-legged Gull - Larus michahellis

(last update: May 16, 2011)

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**Yellow-legged Gull hybrid? michahellis 1cy June-July 2011, Tel Aviv - University Zool. Garden, Israel. Picture: Amir Ben Dov.**

As described in the ADULT APRIL section, in 2011 the Tel Aviv University Zoological Garden has been the location for two suspected Armenian Gull hybrid paires with michahellis.

below: 1cy June 18 2011, Tel Aviv - University Zool. Garden, Israel. Picture: Amir Ben Dov.

This image below is a bird from the nest with the less clear armenicus parent (which may be michahellis x armenicus itself?), see here. At the moment, we just call it "local 1cy michahellis" until we know more about the parent's backgrounds. Juvenile, primaries not yet fully grown.

below: 1cy July 09 2011, Tel Aviv - University Zool. Garden, Israel. Picture: Amir Ben Dov.

This image below is the young bird from the nest with the parent.