Adulte nicheur © Sonja Ross eBird S32965276 Macaulay Library ML 63442501
Adulte nicheur © Esteban Argerich
Adulte non nicheur © Ariel Cabrera Foix
Immature © Fernando Jacobs
Juvénile © Paul Tavares
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Immature © Pio Marshall
Adulte (avec Dolphin Gull) © Tom Johnson

Mouette de Patagonie Chroicocephalus maculipennis

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Identification

ALIMENTÉ PAR MERLIN

Handsome hooded gull of southern South America and Falklands. Commonest in coastal areas, but also ranges inland to lakes, rivers, dumps, and fields. Extensively to wholly white wingtip is distinctive in all plumages. Breeding adult has dark brown hood (often looks black at a distance) with a white eyering. Immature and nonbreeding plumages have a distinct dark spot on cheeks. Compare with Gray-hooded Gull, which occurs with Brown-hooded in Argentina and the larger Andean Gull, which overlaps locally in central Chile.

ALIMENTÉ PAR MERLIN