I followed up on the Feustel's report of iceland gulls off the west jetty
at Lake Montauk and they were still present as of yesterday afternoon.
There was another iceland gull (first winter) at Accabonac Harbor today,
along with hundreds of long-tailed ducks, and several lesser scaup, common
I followed up on the Feustel's report of iceland gulls off the west jetty
at Lake Montauk and they were still present as of yesterday afternoon.
There was another iceland gull (first winter) at Accabonac Harbor today,
along with hundreds of long-tailed ducks, and several lesser scaup, common
Not the best day for Gulling with the high winds but it was fun. The
highlights were: 1st Cycle Iceland Gull @ Brooklyn Army Terminal Pier. Looks
like the one I reported back on 1-3. Also still present was the continuing
Appledore banded Herring Gull C47 (white on green).
At Gravesend Bay
Not the best day for Gulling with the high winds but it was fun. The
highlights were: 1st Cycle Iceland Gull @ Brooklyn Army Terminal Pier. Looks
like the one I reported back on 1-3. Also still present was the continuing
Appledore banded Herring Gull C47 (white on green).
At Gravesend Bay
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Iceland Gulls on Staten Island
Currently 2 Iceland Gulls on front street in Staten Island. Both young birds
and one is much paler than the other.
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Iceland Gulls on Staten Island
Currently 2 Iceland Gulls on front street in Staten Island. Both young birds
and one is much paler than the other.
Isaac Grant
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Currently 2 Iceland Gulls on front street in Staten Island. Both young birds
and one is much paler than the other.
Isaac Grant
Senior Loan Officer
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Currently 2 Iceland Gulls on front street in Staten Island. Both young birds
and one is much paler than the other.
Isaac Grant
Senior Loan Officer
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From:* Phil Jeffrey
> *To:* julian hough
> *Cc:* & [NYSBIRDS]
> *Sent:* Thursday, January 16, 2014 3:30 PM
> *Subject:* Re: [nysbirds-l] Iceland gulls
>
> To me it makes no more sense to dismiss hybridization amongst those two
> species as a mechanism for primary darkening th
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From: Phil Jeffrey
To: julian hough
Cc: & [NYSBIRDS]
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2014 3:30 PM
Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Iceland gulls
To me it makes no more sense to dismiss hybridiza
To me it makes no more sense to dismiss hybridization amongst those two
species as a mechanism for primary darkening than it does to invoke it.
Just because it's not proven doesn't mean the alternative is true either.
It would be one thing if, say, glaucoides in Iceland (the country) were
Shai distilled down some common-sensical aspect of the complications
surrounding Iceland Gulls and what our perceptions are about how solid these
are as a taxon. As an exiled Brit, I grew up on nominate glaucoides Iceland
Gull and it often involved searching through these for a vagrant kumlieni
Shai distilled down some common-sensical aspect of the complications
surrounding Iceland Gulls and what our perceptions are about how solid these
are as a taxon. As an exiled Brit, I grew up on nominate glaucoides Iceland
Gull and it often involved searching through these for a vagrant kumlieni
To me it makes no more sense to dismiss hybridization amongst those two
species as a mechanism for primary darkening than it does to invoke it.
Just because it's not proven doesn't mean the alternative is true either.
It would be one thing if, say, glaucoides in Iceland (the country) were
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*Subject:* Re: [nysbirds-l] Iceland gulls
To me it makes no more sense to dismiss hybridization amongst those two
species as a mechanism for primary darkening than it does to invoke it.
Just because it's not proven doesn't mean
2 Iceland Gulls (juveniles). Along beach and jetty at Gosman's, West Lake Dr.,
Montauk. Seen at 12:48 PM, 11-26.
Mathews & Keith Cashman
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2 were on the Central Park reservoir. One much darker than the other with an
obvious dark smudge on the right side.
Senior Loan Officer
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2 were on the Central Park reservoir. One much darker than the other with an
obvious dark smudge on the right side.
Senior Loan Officer
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Iceland Gulls Coxsackie
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 2010 19:33:29 -0500
There were 3 ICELAND GULLS at the Coxsackie Boat Launch this afternoon; 2
immatures and 1 adult.
Also, 2 BALD EAGLES and hundreds of Herring Gulls, Ring-billeds, and a few
Great Black-backed Gulls
There were 3 ICELAND GULLS at the Coxsackie Boat Launch this afternoon; 2
immatures and 1 adult.
Also, 2 BALD EAGLES and hundreds of Herring Gulls, Ring-billeds, and a few
Great Black-backed Gulls.
There were also many Red-tailed Hawks and Rough-legged Hawks out on the
Flats plus many
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