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Can someone help me Identify this bird?
 

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Location? It's a young gull, one of the smaller species like Laughing Gull.

It may very well be a laughing gull. Black bill, black legs, note the suggestion of white "eyelids"... I think it's a juvenile molting into first-winter plumage.

I don't have enough experience to rule out similar gulls like Bonaparte's, but Laughing is a good candidate, assuming you're in Florida.
 
Location? It's a young gull, one of the smaller species like Laughing Gull.

It may very well be a laughing gull. Black bill, black legs, note the suggestion of white "eyelids"... I think it's a juvenile molting into first-winter plumage.

I don't have enough experience to rule out similar gulls like Bonaparte's, but Laughing is a good candidate, assuming you're in Florida.
Thank you for your reply
 
Location? It's a young gull, one of the smaller species like Laughing Gull.

It may very well be a laughing gull. Black bill, black legs, note the suggestion of white "eyelids"... I think it's a juvenile molting into first-winter plumage.

I don't have enough experience to rule out similar gulls like Bonaparte's, but Laughing is a good candidate, assuming you're in Florida.
Thank you for your reply
 
Location? It's a young gull, one of the smaller species like Laughing Gull.

It may very well be a laughing gull. Black bill, black legs, note the suggestion of white "eyelids"... I think it's a juvenile molting into first-winter plumage.

I don't have enough experience to rule out similar gulls like Bonaparte's, but Laughing is a good candidate, assuming you're in Florida.
Thank you for your reply
 

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