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| | | Bird egg ID Found in Bristol, no other info im afraid | 
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| | | Re: Bird egg ID Without further info on size and whether or not the photo represents a clutch within an in situ nestsite, then I'd hazard a guess that they are from a gull ... common gull, or herring gull are possibilities, but the apparent lack of any nest structure at all, might more properly suggest the lesser black-backed gull as being the most likely candidate. | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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