QUÉ SIGNIFICA GLAUCOUS GULL EN INGLÉS
Gaviota glauca
La gaviota glauco es una gaviota grande que cría en las regiones árticas del hemisferio norte y de las costas atlánticas de Europa. Es migratorio, invernando desde los océanos Atlántico Norte y Pacífico Norte hasta el extremo sur de las Islas Británicas y los estados más septentrionales de los Estados Unidos, también en los Grandes Lagos. Algunas aves a veces llegan al sur de los Estados Unidos y al norte de México. Esta especie se reproduce colonial o individualmente en costas y acantilados, haciendo un nido forrado en el suelo o acantilado. Normalmente, se ponen 2-4 huevos de color marrón claro con manchas de chocolate oscuro. En vuelo con grandes gaviotas de espalda negra, Ottawa, Ontario Esta es una gaviota grande y poderosa, muy pálida en todos los plumajes, sin negro en cualquiera de las alas o la cola. El término glauco describe su coloración. Los adultos son gris pálido arriba, con una factura amarilla gruesa. Los inmaduros son de un gris muy pálido con un billete rosado y negro. Esta especie es considerablemente más grande, más voluminosa y gruesa-faturada que la gaviota similar de Islandia, ya veces puede igualar el tamaño de la gaviota de espalda negra, la especie más grande de la gaviota. Pueden pesar de 960 a 2.700 g, con un promedio de 1,55 kg en machos y 1,35 kg en hembras.
definición de glaucous gull en el diccionario inglés
La definición de gaviota glauca en el diccionario es una gaviota, Larus hyperboreus, de las regiones del norte y del ártico, con una cabeza y cola blanca y dorso y alas de color gris pálido.
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Pete Dunne's Essential Field Guide Companion: A ...
In winter, Glaucous Gull in Alaska and Canada; in the lower 48 states, Western,
California, and Herring Gulls; Thayer's Gull. MOVEMENT/MIGRATION: Although
many northern birds are resident, others move south. Spring migration from late ...
2 Dutcher, William — on Arctic tern 254 on California gull 129 Dutcher and Bailey
, on herring gull 105, 106, 117 DwlRht, Jonathan — on Bonaparte's gull 177 on
common tern 244 on glaucous gull 66, 60 on glaucous-winged gull 69 on Iceland
...
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Life Histories of North American [birds]: Gulls and terns
... 117 Dwlght, Jonathan — on Bonaparte's gull 177 on common tern 244 on
glaucous gull 66, 60 on glaucous-winged gull 69 on Iceland gull 63 on Kumlien's
gull 74 on Nelson's gull 76 on Thayer's gull 121 Eifrig, C. W. G.— on parasitic
jaeger ...
Arthur Cleveland Bent,
1921
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Bulletin - United States National Museum
McGregor, R. C, on Arctic tern 2D2 Mcllwraith, Thomas, on glaucous gull 60 mew
gull 146 Meyer, G. R., on herring gull- 104, 106, 107 Miller, O. T.— on Franklin's
gull 172 on herring gull 115 mlnutus, Larus 180 Moodle-neddle, on British lesser
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United States National Museum,
1920
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Gulls: A Guide to Identification. 2nd Edition
Iris dark (often becoming pale on Glaucous Gull). Third-year As adult, except:
upperwing- and underwing-coverts brown-washed; pattern on primaries less
distinct, often pale brownish-grey, and white primary tips smaller; tail marked with
...
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Ancient Harp Seal Hunters of Disko Bay
Species identification of Iceland gulls, glaucous gulls, and greater black-backed
gulls The skeletons of the Iceland gull (Larus glaucoides), the glaucous gull (
Larus hyperboreus) , and the greater black-backed gull (Larus marinus) are very
...
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Field Guide to the Birds of Eastern and Central North America
GLAUCOUS GULL Lurtis hiperhorctts ADULT, PP. 176-177 FIRST WINTER:
Recognized by its larger size (size of a Great Black-hacked Gull i. mottled pale
tan to off-whitish coloration, and unmarked whitish primaries, a shade lighter than
rest ...
Roger Tory Peterson, Virginia Marie Peterson,
2002
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Hexabromocyclododecane As a Possible Global Pop
Species, sample type/ Location; sampling yeasr Concentration Reference fl
Deposition Sediment Birds Glaucous gull (Larus hyperboreus), eggs Glaucous
gull (Larus hyperboreus), eggs Glaucous gull (Larus hyperboreus), eggs
Glaucous gull ...
Nordic Council of Ministers,
2008
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Birds of Algonquin Legend
The. Great. "Gull". [Glaucous. Gull]. Glaucous gull Larus hyperboreus. Largest of
the gulls, it nests on cliffs of the far north. Though some winter by the Great Lakes,
most seldom venture below Greenland. There, stealing eggs and young, ...
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Birds of Ontario: Habitat Requirements, Limiting Factors, ...
Sewage lagoons and agricultural fields may be occasionally visited. the
Glaucous gull frequently loafs at landfill sites and on ice near open water (
Campbell et al. 1990; Weir 1989). The Glaucous gull tends to remain in the north
until severe ...
Allan P. Sandilands,
2010
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Birding: Always another hybrid waiting to be hatched
We now know that it is actually a hybrid between a glaucous gull and a herring gull. Viable hybrids represent flies in the ointment as we try to ... «Press Herald, Jun 15»
Rare bird alert: Globe-trotting bird drops in on Sutton
A glaucous gull and an Iceland gull were both seen at Rockingham Park in Salem on May 1. A laughing gull was seen at Eel Pond and 3 were ... «WMUR Manchester, May 15»
Rare bird alert: Snowy owl seen on Mt. Moosilaukee
A glaucous gull continues to be seen at the Seabrook side of Hampton Harbor and was last reported on March 28. Also present was an Iceland ... «WMUR Manchester, Abr 15»
Polar Bears Resort To Eating Bird Eggs Due To Increasing Arctic Ice …
... more and more polar bears and their young show up at coastal areas much earlier to feed on the eggs of the barnacle goose, glaucous gull, ... «Tech Times, Abr 15»
Red-throated loon spotted in New Hampshire
A glaucous gull continues to be seen at the Seabrook side of Hampton Harbor, and was last reported on March 15. Nine Iceland gulls were ... «WMUR Manchester, Mar 15»
Rare bird alert: Owls are returning to NH
A glaucous gull was seen in Hampton Harbor on March 8. Three Iceland gulls were seen at the Exeter Wastewater Treatment Facility on March ... «WMUR Manchester, Mar 15»
Bird sightings
Also recorded were 30 Iceland gulls and a glaucous gull. Noted at the Jodrey State Fish Pier were at least 40 Iceland gulls and a thick-billed ... «Boston Globe, Mar 15»
Rare bird alert: Bohemian waxwing flocks sighted
A glaucous gull and an Iceland gull were seen in Hampton Harbor on Feb. 28. An Iceland gull was seen at Adam's Point in Durham on Feb. «WMUR Manchester, Mar 15»
Birders Flock to Bush Terminal Park for Rare Eurasian Wigeon …
... of ducks and rare birds like the snowy owl and the Glaucous gull, have been seen at the park since it opened last November, experts say. «DNAinfo, Mar 15»
Seen in New Jersey: Cold is no deterrent to Sandy Hook avian visitors
... Iceland gull, glaucous gull, lesser black-backed gull, common raven, horned lark, Lapland longspur, snow bunting and Vesper sparrow. «NJ.com, Feb 15»