A Conversation for The Gull Family and Other Seabirds

A54046055 - The Gull Family and Other Seabirds

Post 21

gandalfstwin OGGMSTKMBGSUIKWIATA

Thanx for comments, friends....

They will be acted upon!!

smiley - biggrin
smiley - wizard
GT


A54046055 - The Gull Family and Other Seabirds

Post 22

bobstafford

Hi G just an idea


As the field guides do, we will start with the Divers. (Gaviidae)

change to something like

As is the custom in field guides, first section the Divers. (Gaviidae)


smiley - smiley



A54046055 - The Gull Family and Other Seabirds

Post 23

gandalfstwin OGGMSTKMBGSUIKWIATA

Now amended!

Some ACE take it on please???


GT


A54046055 - The Gull Family and Other Seabirds

Post 24

WallToAll

I'm a new kid on the block. Read your article from top to bottom. As an article named "The Gull Family and Other Seabirds" I thought you could bulk up hugely on the information provided on the 'gull' family. Since (I assume) your target market is people who currently know nothing and might like to, you need to take that on board as you develop the paper. Myself, I always try to establish beak colour and leg colour as primary identifiers, then beak shape, body shape, specific colouration and finally likely habitat. For instance which gulls frequent dumps? Which gulls follow fishing boats? Which gulls sit on chimney pots and give off? I was fascinated at your observation that the Glaucous is only seen on the east coast. The only glaucous I've ever seen was at Tynemouth.

Did I miss the Little Egret which is now such a regular estuary bird throughout Britain? Also Puffins and Manx Shearwaters? or did I miss them? Best of luck with the work. smiley - winkeye


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