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Western Gull 1+1 ? - Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal, Vancouver - 1st July (1 Viewer)

Keith/Portland

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Hi all.

I understand that Western is scarce here at this time of year, but these look like good candidates for a ‘pure birds’ Ideas please. If not please explain so I can learn something!

Thanks Keith
 

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For the first adult bird, and perhaps the second, the primary tips are not as dark as I would expect for a pure Western Gull. I would guess it to be mostly Western, with some Glaucus-winged genes. I will not guess on the juveniles.
 
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