This morning Dec.11 while looking for Andrew's previously reported and
well-documented Mew Gull, I happened upon another one, also a L.c. canus
(Common Gull) in the same location, Brooklyn Army Terminal Pier 4.
Unfortunately the bird took off for parts unknown within 5 minutes and I did
not
This morning Dec.11 while looking for Andrew's previously reported and
well-documented Mew Gull, I happened upon another one, also a L.c. canus
(Common Gull) in the same location, Brooklyn Army Terminal Pier 4.
Unfortunately the bird took off for parts unknown within 5 minutes and I did
not
These photos clearly look like a Common Gull.
Is this really the same bird you posted a few days ago??
Bob Lewis
On Friday, December 11, 2020, 9:23:13 AM EST, Andrew Baksh
wrote:
Hi Robert,
Thanks for your feedback. I really did not and do not see the pro RBGU
(Ring-billed
These photos clearly look like a Common Gull.
Is this really the same bird you posted a few days ago??
Bob Lewis
On Friday, December 11, 2020, 9:23:13 AM EST, Andrew Baksh
wrote:
Hi Robert,
Thanks for your feedback. I really did not and do not see the pro RBGU
(Ring-billed
Hi Robert,
Thanks for your feedback. I really did not and do not see the pro RBGU
(Ring-billed Gull) features that you alluded to in your comment. But I concede
that photos can be misleading and the ones I shared were likely not enough. I
finally got around to processing a few images last
Hi Robert,
Thanks for your feedback. I really did not and do not see the pro RBGU
(Ring-billed Gull) features that you alluded to in your comment. But I concede
that photos can be misleading and the ones I shared were likely not enough. I
finally got around to processing a few images last
