little gull

It was put down as Little Gull but did seem too large.

During the migration season such species as little gull and black tern can also be seen.

On the way back an first summer Little Gull flew by closely several times.

This small bird is similar in size and some plumage characteristics to the little gull.

Spoonbills and little gulls are also often seen.

Little Gull Island is an even smaller island about a mile to the south.

Like all other working lighthouses on the Sound, Little Gull is now automated.

Little Gulls are tiny: the world's smallest gull and have a distinctive tern-like flight.

Fourteen Little Gulls were also seen at the Patch.

Gedser Odde is probably the area with the most little gulls in both the spring and the autumn with up to a thousand per day.

First-winter Little Gull on the Court Lake this afternoon again.

An immature Little Gull in the same area has delighted many observers with its prominent wing and back pattern.

A Little Gull at Porthgwarra 3rd June was an unusual record.

Young birds resemble winter adults, but have a dark "W" pattern on the wings in flight, like young little gulls.

Several hundred thousand water birds winter in the delta, including the world's largest concentrations of little gulls and whiskered terns.

A little gull was hawking insects over the marsh, its characteristic dark underwings showing as it banked.

A Little Gull and two Common Terns seen distantly on the river this morning.

Also we found what turned out to be a big Gambian rarity, with only four previous records: a juvenile Little Gull!

Little Gulls and Kittiwakes can occur in good numbers rather later than other species from October into early December.

One or two Glaucous and Little Gulls are regular mainly at Seafield.

You may see Collar Pratincole and Little Gulls.

After disappearing for a few days, an immature Little Gull is being seen daily at Owen Point and nearby.

An afternoon return to steaming Owen Point rewarded the group with a look at a juvenile Little Gull.

Also Variable Sunbird and the Little Gull again.

Very little movement at sea and the first-summer Little Gull was still at the Patch.