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great black-backed gull
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Noun1.great black-backed gull - white gull having a black back and wingsgreat black-backed gull - white gull having a black back and wings
black-backed gull, Larus marinus, cob
sea gull, seagull, gull - mostly white aquatic bird having long pointed wings and short legs
genus Larus, Larus - type genus of the Laridae
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It got at least 200m out over the sea before it saw the error of its ways and headed back to the coastline, only to be mobbed by two great black backed gulls, as it searched for a landing site.
John Dempsey by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
uk CAPTION(S): Great black backed gull by Steve Young.
Great black backed gull; on country matters.. by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
This is a larger bird, the size of a great black backed gull,brown all over with prominent white flashes on the outer wing.
Bird watch with Alan Davies by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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