www.gull-research.org

Thanks to The Fab Four / The Madrid Gull Team, and of course also the "Wizard of Coruña", we could update the 2cy graellsii-intermedius page for January - April with about 100 ringed birds. And I have to say, that looks just great! Last week, I also added quite some 1cy birds, just check those sections 1cy September - December.
Well done guys, muchos gracias, and updates for the other plumages will follow soon. Hasta luego.

http://gull-research.org/lbbg2cya/lbbg2cyjan.html

Mars

some small points: the link to blue J8NZ goes to J824 http://www.gull-research.org/lbbg1cy/lbbg1cynovdec.html
; yellow E is a 1cy, not 2cy as stated above in the header http://www.gull-research.org/delfin1/eyellow1cydec.html.

Theo

Nice job!!

Ah, thanks, copy - paste problems . . . .

They are back on their spots!

Theo

Yeah they are. One was seen as far north in Norway as Lofoten 10.03!!

Many thanks to people who shared pictures, especially Maarten van Kleinwee (Holland) & Delfín González (Spain) for the links of another 75 ringed LBBG.
http://www.gull-research.org/lbbgjanmay/000rings.html

Its hard to pick out my favorite from this set, asLBBG really are magnificent birds. However, if I need to, E800 was a bird from our 2004 pullus project to determine post-juvenile moult in very young fledlings, and it is good to see them grown up now. We checked the colony on a daily base almost, following birds intensily, and this one still is a bit grummy:

Luis Gracia Garcés found another of your favorites near Zaragoza, brother!
Could get rid of the yellow E....


Theo