Vagrant Gull

To:	"Baus" <>
Subject:	Vagrant Gull
From:	"Graham Turner" <>
Date:	Tue, 19 Feb 2008 10:02:22 +1100

Tickable, now there is a question.

The bird appears to be a juv. is this correct?

How did the bird get here? It seems to be a long way out of its normaldistribution and are they a migratory or nomadic species?

Is it like the magpie of a month or two ago, ship assisted and untickable?

Or is it just another very lost bird?

Cheers
Graham Turner

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