ICELAND GULL
Larus glaucoides - 16
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2019
An adult was seen in flight over The
Jetty and Lagoon II at Oldbury Power
Station on April 6th.
2012
One was reported in flight south from New
Passage early morning on May 5th.
2008
A 2nd winter was present off Severn Beach in
the morning on November 3rd.
2004
On December 26th a probable 2nd winter was
noted on the shore near the jetty at Oldbury
Power Station.
2000
On January 23rd one was seen at Northwick
Warth; One seen on February 1st at Stoke
Gifford Tip and was present in the area
until February 13th; Two were present on
February 17th - 18th at Oldbury Power
Station with one present until February
24th, it was seen again on March 5th.
1999
On January 5th a juvenile/ 1st winter was
found at Severn Beach; One was found on
October 9th at Oldbury Power Station.
1998
One was seen at Oldbury Power Station on
February 15th.
1996
One was found on March 17th at Oldbury Power
Station.
1989
A 1st summer was seen in flight and heading
north-east on May 13th at New Passage.
1988
A 1st winter was found on January 3rd at New
Passage.
1984
On February 11th one was located at
Northwick Warth and stayed in the area until
March 8th.
1977
One was reported at Severn Beach on November
5th.
1940
On February 23rd an immature bird was
identified at Stoke Gifford. When first seen
it was soaring directly overhead in company
with a number of young Herring Gulls with
which it corresponded in size but differed
noticeably in the entirely transparent
appearance of the primary feathers. Later,
as the bird heeled over, identification was
further confirmed by the creamy white upper
parts and the absence of any black on the
wing-tips.