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Yellow Billed Silver Gull

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Subject: Yellow Billed Silver Gull
From: Vin <>
Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2003 23:35:26 +1000 
Hi,

I am fairly new to birding and to this mailing list, although
I have been lurking around for a while here.

Anyway, on Saturday, I noticed what seemed to be an out
of place seagull at Tooradin, Victoria. It had yellow
legs and bill, and stood out from the 50 or so others
which were red or blackish. Couldnt find anything in the
books I had, so just wondering if this was an abberant
form or something else? Are these things common?
I have put up a page with this and a few other birds that I currently cant properly identify at http://yallara.cs.rmit.edu.au/~vhl/unidentified.html 

Thanks.
Vin

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