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Black-tailed gull?

Last post 03-27-2008, 2:39 PM by Aion-Nara. 5 replies.


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03-27-2008, 3:02 AM 29366

Andy Lee
Joined on 02-04-2008
Korea
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Black-tailed gull?

Attachment: 사진 448.jpg

I posted this a week? ago and came up with no replies. These were taken in the Korean west coast.

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03-27-2008, 3:04 AM 29367 in reply to 29366

Andy Lee
Joined on 02-04-2008
Korea
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Re: Black-tailed gull?

Attachment: 사진 447.jpg

Sorry that the pics aren't the greatest quality.

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03-27-2008, 3:05 AM 29368 in reply to 29367

Andy Lee
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Korea
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Re: Black-tailed gull?

Attachment: 괭이갈매기2.jpg

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03-27-2008, 7:09 AM 29380 in reply to 29366

Tominator
Joined on 02-14-2008
Central Ohio
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Re: Black-tailed gull?

Not familiar with Korean birds at all. You have a PM, btw.

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03-27-2008, 8:28 AM 29388 in reply to 29366

valleygirl
Joined on 12-31-2007
Southeast Arkansas
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Re: Black-tailed gull?

I did look at your pictures but I'm like Tominator and have nothing to assist me with ID'ing any Korean birds. Maybe you could try doing a search on the internet of Korean Gulls and see what you come up with.

Matthew 6:26

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03-27-2008, 2:39 PM 29422 in reply to 29368

Aion-Nara
Joined on 01-03-2008
New York State
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Re: Black-tailed gull?

It is very cool bird from the pics you have there. I don't know your regional birds but when I looked at the 3rd pic, it reminded me of an Albatross. I think it was in part the size and shape of the "beak". Really I have no idea though. I would really like to see one of the albatross birds though.

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