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It's a bit complicated, depends on age - adult YL's are not as dark grey, their legs are not vivid yellow, YL's are generally bigger, have a much heavier bill and are longer legged. In 1st winter YL's that big bill is generally black and the face is paler, but often has an obvious dark smudge around the eye. the wing feathers are where it get's complicated, but if the tertials are deep chocolate with a subtle pale edge, which can be worn away. It takes practice and there are lot's more features to see, but if you get a good mix of larger gulls, or if you can visit Cromer in Norfolk, then you can practice with juvenile birds fresh arrived in August, plus Caspian too. Have fun

Forgive me, I wasn't even paying attention, at a glance I think it's probably Carrion Crow, but don't hold me to it I've got to dash

It sure is

Many thanks, me too

100% Utah. Just in case you're wondering, that's a line from the 1991 movie 'Point Break'

Many thanks

My pleasure. 😃

You're very generous

From 1:14 I show the zooming on my new A12 thru the scope, so am I missing something?

Sorry, I thought you said s20

thanks

Agreed

Pleased you found my video and found it useful

Sorry, it's a Teal

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So close, have another stab at it

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much, I really like it too, they have done so well this year

I hope that my video takes you even one step nearer to separating them

Thank you for watching

But how!? It was hide oooohhhh 😮😅😊

Not at all, I'd say all waders can sit easily, after all they all sit on nests

My pleasure!

Thanks

Thanks so much

I'll try to keep them coming

Thanks, I think Teal display is really amazing and slowed down footage reveals things we would not see otherwise, thanks for watching

Thanks, it's a pleasure

Thanks

Cheers, I've got lots of common things to film yet too, just some of them are a bit trickier to film, Rook is always miles away, but I'm just making excuses, I do expect to reach my goal

We have a lot of the right habitat, but very few birds and they have got harder and harder to see, I never see them do their display into the air, not sure why?

I wish it did in UK, it's still 5 degrees

Indeed they are

This is a typical date for us, in fact 18th and earlier have been recorded over the 42 years I have visited my patch

So nice of you