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  1. 26-07-2007 #1
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    A few hours of beautiful blue skies then rain rain and more rain.This was on a short trip to Fleetwood on the north west coast.
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    Excellent capturess.
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    Well done, great captures, is it a Herring Gull?
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    I thinks so Rolf. They are not the scavengers that frequent the rubbish tips.Will be posting one that is similar but with a brown "hood",dont know what that is
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    There a few which look similar from the underside, was the top of the wing completely black, or white with just the tips black?
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    Just the tips
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    Just the tips then they're Herring Gulls.
    Did they have yellow legs?
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