Looking through the Gulls on the beach at Caleta de Velez.
Part one.
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I had a couple of hours checking through the flock of mainly immature
Yellow-legged Gulls (Gaviota Patiamarilla / Larus Michahellis) and found several with rings again. Whilst there I also had lesser numbers of
Mediterranean (Gaviota Cabecinegra / Larus melanocephalus),
Black-headed (Gaviota Riedora / Larus ridibundus),
Audouin's (Gaviota de Audouin / Larus audouinii) and
Lesser Black-backed Gulls (Gaviota Sombria / Larus fuscus) as well as singles of both
Ruddy Turnstone (Vuelvepiedras Común / Arenaria interpres) and
Sanderling (Correlimos Tridáctilo / Calidris alba).
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