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While on holiday near Adelaide I came across this near adult which I think is a Pacific Gull.
 

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Well it isn't a Silver Gull, so the only other contenders would be Pacific or Kelp, and as Kelp Gulls have green legs, I guess this one has to be a Pacific Gull?

I hope you enjoyed your time in South Australia as much as I did.
 
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