ringed gull eilat/Israel black J9VZ (1 Viewer)

[lake van fan]

Hello!


I could take pics of this one at North Beach, 2013 03 26. I reported it to euring, but probably someone here is interested in it?

Am I right that this is a LBBG?


cheers!

 

[LowellMills]

Looks more like GBBG but good photos! You could also look through GBBG projects at

www.cr-birding.org

and see if you can find the email address of the project leader. Best of luck!

EDIT: could be this one from S Norway. http://www.cr-birding.org/node/1414

 

[lake van fan]

Thanks for the information! I`ll contact this project.

cheers

 

[Steve Lister]

Looks like LBB Gull to me and the ring is definitely Norwegian. It will be interesting to see where in Norway it was ringed as most LBBs there are intermedius and I did not realise they migrated through Israel.

Steve

 

[Steve Arlow]

Only the 4th confirmed intermedius LBBGull for Israel was a ringed bird seen at Ashdod on March 29th, black ring JE9H which had been rung in Norway.

I noted a black rung LBBGull with the Baltic Gulls at the IBRC saltpans a week ago but was unable to read the ring but appeared to be an adult. Perhaps more of this form are in Israel this spring.

This bird is certainly not a GBBGull and give the upper-parts tone would be inclined to lean towards a graellsii/intermedius.

 

[lake van fan]

Would really be interesting. Let´s see what the ringers will say.

Thanks a lot!

 

[Steve Lister]

Would really be interesting. Let´s see what the ringers will say.

Thanks a lot!

Please do post what you find out

Steve

 

[amir_bd]

Hi All

thanks alot for this interesting information
this is Larus fuscus, most probebly fuscus fuscus 3rd CY bird
ringed in Norway as Pulus in Troms area

we get most of our Norway ringed birds from there

i uploaded the ring read into the official ringing site of Norway
http://www.ringmerking.no/cr/default.asp

here is the gull info:

CR-Code Black ring with white code: J9VZ
Ringing Centre Stavanger Museum (Norway)
Ring number 4267120
Species Lesser Black-backed Gull Larus fuscus
Status Ringing data
Date 29.07 2011 (--:--) Accurate to the day
Place Heimlaukøya Lemmingsvær, Tranøy, Troms, Norway
69°01'36"N 016°52'35"E Accurate to the given coordinates
Sex Unknown
Sexing Method Unknown or plumage
Age Pullus
Catching method Round up whilst flightless
Manipulated Normal, not manipulated bird

Additional information
Condition Alive and probably healthy and released by a ringer
Circumstances Intentionally by man - other means (includes trapped, poisoned, ring number read in field etc.). All captures (=ringing data) and recaptures (caught and released).
Hunted, trapped, poisoned intentionally by man (NB: not shot).
No doubt about the circumstances
Biometrical Wing length: 210
Weight: 610

Observers Helberg, Morten (560/Mandal RG (040))
Kokås, Fredrik
Skogvold, Marius


I will be most greatfull to receive the finder (Van Fan, Lake) info so i can update the finding: mail, mobile, adress, full name (to be sure)
after all is updated the finder can enter his observation in the site
my mail is [email protected]

thanks alot
Amir Ben dov, Israel

 

[lake van fan]

Hi Amir!


I sent you an email with my info.
Nice to hear where the gull came from. Thanks for that!


cheers, Lennart

 

[Steve Lister]

A pullus at Troms is very unlikely to be L.f. fuscus - should be intermedius there.

Steve