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Plumage on the turn, black-headed gulls

6 March 2021 by David

Plumage on the turn, black-headed gulls

Some of the West Park black-headed gulls as their plumage begins to turn to take on the summer form, with the adults developing the black cap on the head which gives the species its name.

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