Western Gull

Larus occidentalis

Order

CHARADRIIFORMES

Family

Gulls, Terns, Skimmers (Laridae)

Code 4

WEGU

Code 6

LAROCC

ITIS

176817

Western Gull - The breeding adult Western Gull has gray upperparts and white head, neck, tail, and underparts. Upper wings are gray, white-edged and have white-spotted black tips. Eyes are yellow. Bill is bright yellow with red spot near tip; legs and feet are pale pink

Western Gull 1st Winter - The first winter Western Gull is brown mottled overall with white feather tips. The bill is black with a pale base. The legs and feet are pink.

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