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omissus-Phenotype
Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 2:13 pm
by Ronald Klein
Photos were taken 4 weeks ago in Warnemunde/Germany (near Rostock), it is probably a local roof-top breeder.
Nice yellow legs...
Re: omissus-Phenotype
Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 7:21 pm
by lou bertalan
hello ronald,
with such a solid p5 subterminal band and such bright yellow legs i'd get slightly worried...michas are roof top breeders too! did you hear it call?
all the best,
lou
Re: omissus-Phenotype
Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 8:10 pm
by Ronald Klein
hello ronald,
with such a solid p5 subterminal band and such bright yellow legs i'd get slightly worried...michas are roof top breeders too! did you hear it call?
all the best,
lou
Of course I know about possible roof-top breeding of mich.
Such brigth yellow legs are very exceptiomal indeed in Herring Gulls, but occurs sometimes. Also a solid P5 subterminal band.
But note the pattern of P10, of P9 and the more orange coloured gonys-spot/orbital-ring.
I did hear any voice.
A (breeding) michahellis in Baltic Germany? Would be great for faunistics. But I think, it is a omissus in their finest, but rare type.
For other opinions - lets discuss about!