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Glaucous gulls are large, Arctic-breeding birds identified by their overall pale coloration and especially by white primary tips. Young birds are particularly pale and have a characteristic bicolored bill. These gulls, including both adults and juveniles, were photographed near the town of Barrow, on Alaska's north coast; photos of a first-cycle juvenile in southern California are here. |
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