new articles added on ORG site

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Another 20 articles added.
http://gull-research.org/papers/paper.html

Mars

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Several articles added about L canus, cachinnans and smithsonianus on ORG papers

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http://gull-research.org/papers/paper.html
Another 5 PDF articles added, and summaries in several sections of Baltic fuscus on ORG.
e.g.:
http://www.israel.gull-research.org/05cyapril.html

And another 14 PDF's added this night.

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I've added another 10 articles. Now 64 articles, including a recent one the HG complex. All to be found on:
http://gull-research.org/papers/paper.html

Mars

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I've added another 11 articles to the ORG site:
http://gull-research.org/papers/paper.html

including the Limicola articles by Ronald Klein and his friends from the mid 1990's onwards (a big thanks you Ronald for sending the PDF's)


and a very recently published article in the last Dutch Birding (hope the readers of this magazine can appreciate it , another gull article) on taimyrensis gulls from the breeding sites and ring recoveries in E Asia by Klaas van Dijk and collegues.


Please enjoy!
Mars

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And another set of Dutch Birding articles has been added, about LBBG. A thank you to Klaas van Dijk!
To be frank, I feel the page is growing a bit too long and I sometimes have to scroll 3 times to find an article again, so probably time to think about another structure (although I like the small images).
http://www.gull-research.org/papers/paper.html

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Another 15 articles added today, including "STAFFELMAUSER AND OTHER ADAPTIVE STRATEGIES FOR WING MOLT IN LARGER BIRDS, by PETER PYLE, IN: Western Birds 37:179–185, 2006."

http://gull-research.org/papers/paper.html

I will subscribe to British Birds Archive on the net, to copy some interesting gull-related articles soon...

Please enjoy!

Mars

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Initiated by the pictures of yellow-legged Herring Gulls from Petteri, I finally set myself to adding the 1998 Alula article by Lars Jonsson on ORG. For everyone interested in gulls a 'must have' and 'must read', but the problem is Alula quit several years ago and probably this issue is out of stock. So now, with many extra images of ringed birds to juice the story, you can read it here (and it continues on the next 5 pages):
http://www.gull-research.org/hg/HG4CY01.htm
(we did our best to be exact in copying this text, but if you find errors please let me know).