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UK/ Gulls (again) for novice please (1 Viewer)

gradders52

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I'm going
1 juv herring
2 juv GBBG
3 Herring
4 Yellow-legged
Any views (and why) greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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As a fellow novice guller (i.e. don't listen to a word I'm saying...), I'd say 4 is a LBBG. The mantle looks too dark for YLG.
 
I think 4 is LBBG as well, it's a bit difficult though as it's not quite as dark as a normal LBBG but not light enough to be a YLG in my eyes so I'd just say a LBBG
 
Hi all.

A short one.

1. juvenile Herring.
2. Juvenile Herring.
3. juvenile Herring and adult Herring.
4. Adult LBBG.

JanJ
 
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