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Field Notes

Notes:

Which species of gull is it? I've searched it in a lot of blogs and I didn't appreciate very good the differences between them. Really need help, hope you can give me a hand.

Species ID Suggestions

Lesser Black-backed Gull (Immature)

Larus fuscus

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Comments (2)
JoshuaGSmith
Hi Marta, gulls can be a pain to identify, and when you are birding and you see a gull that has a lot of speckles and streaks it's a safe guess that it is immature. By the way, I love your photos, especially of the gull with its reflection on the water.

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PublishedDecember 23, 2014

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