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.ריהב רופא עבצב ןהש תנוילעה ףנכה תוצונו בגה לש ןוילעה וקלח דבלמ ןבל ושובל .םילודגה םיפחשה דחא :ףנכ-ןבל ףחש .תודורו םילגרה .םודא לוגיע ןיעה ביבסמו הבוהצ ןיעה תיתשק ,םודא םתכ והצקב ,בוהצ רוקמה .םיזוא וא םירחא םיפחש לש תובשומל ךומסבו בושי תברקב ללכ ךרדב יטקראה רוזאב םיעלס לע רגוד .םילמנו םיצרפמ ,םי יפוח ולודיג תיב .תליא ףוחב הלגתנ ,רתויב רידנ יארקא דדונ ץראב 16 ,א"י ארקיו ... ףחשה תאו .. | ||||||||||
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Subspecies and Distribution.
L. h. hyperboreus Jan Mayen and Spishergen E to Taymyr Peninsula. L. h. pallidissimus Taymyr Peninsula E to Bering Sea. L. h. barrovianus Alaska to W Canada. L. h. leuceretes Mackenzie region trough N Canadian archipelago to Greenland and Iceland. | ||||||||||
Descriptive notes.65-75 cm, 100-1800 g, wingspan 130 140 cm. One of the largest gulls.Plumage all white, except for pale grey mantle and upperwings, all flight feathers tipped white. Bill yellow, with red gonydeal spot. Legs pinkish. Iris pale yellow, with red orbital ring. Similar to Iceland Gull but larger. Races differ in size and in tone of mantle, but much individual variation. barrovianus smallest and darkest. Hybrids with L. glaucescens common in W Alaska. Many birds in S Iceland appear to be hybrids with L. argentatus, although opinions on this differ. Habitat.Breeds on cliffs in Arctic and subarctic, mainly costal or a few kilometers inland, particularly near human settlements, and often near gull or goose colonies, also on islands offshore.After breeding season, coasts, bays, harbours and fishing wharves. Food and FeedingMainly fish, molluscs, crustaceans, rodents, birds and their eggs and chicks, insects, carrion, refuse and offal.In winter, southernmost birds feed mainly at rubbish dumps, behind ships, at sewage outfalls, and on fish offal. Also exploit spawning squid, pelagic crabs and mammal carcasses. Scavenges in intertidal zone. Breeding.May-Jun. Depending on latitude and ice conditions. Solitary or in small colonies.Nest is a pile of seaweed and debris, often lined, usually on edge of cliff, rock pinnacle, sometimes on slope. 2-3 eggs, incubation 26-30 days. Chick similar to that of L. marinus, but paler, greyer, with markings more obscure. Movements.Migratory. Winterers from edge of ice to N USA, N Europe and Japan, casually further S.W Palearctic birds remain in breeding range, moving S ahead of ice. E Siberian birds winter on coasts of E Asia S to Japan. Alaskan breeders winter from Aleutians to California. Those breeding in E Canada winter sparingly to Middle Atlantic States. Status and Conservation.Not globally threatened Total population approximate over 100.000 pairs.Israel.In Israel subspecies no identify. Straggler. One in Gulf Eilat. |
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