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    Gull - Lake Geneva, Switzerland

    Hello, One month ago, I saw this gull in Lake Geneva, Switzerland. It was a second winter gull, as the tip of the tail was still very black. In this area, the most common species is the YLG. When I saw this one, it immediately looked different to neighboring YLG and for me, looked like a big...
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    Gulls in Switzerland (again)

    Hello, I observed again gulls in Switzerland this week. I found some interesting individuals. First, two candidates for first winter LBBG: With my current knownledge, I would argue that the first one is in fact a YLG, due to the beak shape, the head shape, and the advanced molt in the...
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    Gull in Switzerland

    Hello, I saw this gull in Switzerland (Lake Zurich) in a place where the dominant species was the Yellow-legged gull, but with also Caspian and Herring gulls and one GBBG. In the field I thought it was a Caspian, because it seemed different from the LLG and similar to an adult Caspian gull...
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    Large vireo - Near Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico

    Hello, Yesterday, I have briefly seen 2 or 3 vireos of a large species near Puerto Esocndido, along the Pacific slope of Mexico. I estimated their size to 16-18 cm, but as no vireo reach this size, they should have been a bit smaller. They had a clear eye circle and a strong eyebrow...
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    Empidonax - Oaxaca, Mexico

    Hello, I saw an empidonax flycatcher near Puerto Escondido, along the Pacific coast of Oaxaca, Mexico. I couldn't note any visual characteristics which could help to identify the bird specifically, but I recorded its call. I also put the sonogram.
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    Richard's Pipit ?

    I saw this bird 4 hours only after a Richard's Pipit was observed. I know that the pictures are very bad, but do you thing that it's really a Richard's Pipit ? Thank you !
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