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Heuglin’s gull ?? Lebanon , Middle East . March 2019 (1 Viewer)

bassel

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Hello for all

Just going through old photos and wanted assistance in confirming and identifying the following gull . Does it fit a Heuglin’s gull or just it is a normal yellow-legged . Many yellow legged were noted on that day but this bird seemed much darker with a fierce looking face . Please can we have input from the experts .

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Bassel
 

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it looks ok for a march heuglini. but you can't exclude a western type LBBG in this plumage and posture, so, probably heuglini on location but there have been records of ringed intermedius from israel...
 
it looks ok for a march heuglini. but you can't exclude a western type LBBG in this plumage and posture, so, probably heuglini on location but there have been records of ringed intermedius from israel...
Thanks so much Lou for the assistance
 
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