Despite the blustery conditions this morning, combined with
high tide, I was fortunate enough to be able to check c 600 LBBGs along the west
coast, locating 36 of my colour-ringed birds. Amongst a very much smaller number
of GBBGs (c 100) were my first juveniles of the autumn from Le Havre,
Seine-Maritime (Black 92K) and also my first ever GBBG from the new project
established in Portland Harbour this summer (White P:37A). Finally, after much
searching (and tipped off yesterday by Jamie Hooper – cheers!) I finally managed
to see Black-headed Gull Yellow EHSL ringed as a chick near Antwerp, Belgium
this summer. So all in all – a very rewarding gull session today! It was
interesting to see at least two parties of LBBG fledglings still begging from
their very frustrated parents on the beaches this morning.
Black-headed Gull Yellow EHSL
LBBG Black 0.F6 L'Eree
L'Eree Gull Flock
LBBG Fledglings Still Begging from Adult L'Eree
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