Lesser Black-backed Gull (graellsii & intermedius)

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Lesser Black-backed Gull graellsii HEH87 2CY, June 05 2015, Leixões Harbour, Matosinhos, Portugal. Picture: José Marques.

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OBSERVATION REPORT
Color ring - Y[HEH87]
Metalic ring - N116393
EURING code
05910 - www.cr-birding.org/node/1440
SPECIES
Type of bird - Larus fuscus
Age & Sexe - Immature
RINGS
Right leg (tarsus)-Yellow ring with a black five alpha-numeric code
Left leg (tarsus)-Metallic ring
Ringer - Martens Sönke
Age at first ring- pullus - Date 05.07.2014
Place where ringed: Amrum / Odde, Germany
OBSERVATION
Date of the sighting - 05/06/2015
Place:Leixões harbour, Matosinhos, Portugal
Coordinates: 41.182341,-8.6971609
LIFE HISTORY
Date - Location - Observer
25.07.2014 -Amrum / Odde - Hälterlein, B.
26.10.2014 -NL - Beach Kijkduin - Snellink, L.
01.11.2014 -NL - Den Haag - Huig, N.
25.01.2015- MAROKKO – Kenitra - Rock, P.
06.06.2015- PORTUGAL - Douro - Marques, J.

Bird in complete moult: several coverts missing and new MC and upper TT, of which several may have been moulted last winter.