Gulls

species: 
Lesser Black-backed Gull
scientific name: 
Larus fuscus
notes: 

Orange ring with a 2 alpha-numeric code code.

note 1 : rings are placed above the knee (on the tibia) for better observation results in the colony (high vegetation) and on rubbish-dumps. All other colours (with vertical placed codes) above the knee are also part of this project.

note 2 : In some series  used dots (1.A), colons (1:A) or single or double bars (1|A or 1||A). Those additional marks are part of the code

note 3 : In some series is an additional plain marker present at the other tibia, this marker is part of the combination.

note 4: Same codes can be used by other large gull species. If you have doubts about the species and/or code, please note the age and position of all the rings, including the metal ring.

note 5: used letters/numers are : A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, + and =. Only the letters I, O and Q are never used

note 6: In this project are also used a combination of two coloured rings with both one letter or number at each tibia.

email sighting submit: 
website information: 
Gull Research
colour-ring type: 
Legring : one, coded.
colour-ring colour (of the c-ring): 
Orange [O]
colour-ring code (of the c-ring): 
Two alpha-numeric code (2 letters/numbers).
colour-ring position (of the c-ring): 
Tibia
countries where ringed: 
The Netherlands.
Attachment: 
PDF icon colour ring scheme Roland-Jan Buijs