The remains gull (scientific name: Larusrelictus) is an endangered migratory bird of the gull family, medium-sized waterfowl with a body length of about 40 cm. Adult summer feathers: dark tan to black throughout the head

The remains gull (Larus relictus) is an endangered migratory bird in the family Larus relictus, medium-sized waterfowl with a body length of about 40 cm. Adult summer feathers: dark tan to black on the entire head, the upper edge reaches the back of the neck, the lower edge reaches the lower throat and front neck, and the dark tan gradually transitions from front to back to pure black, which meets the white neck. The upper, lower and posterior edges of the eye have prominent white patches, and the neck is white; dorsal pale gray; The waist and tail feathers are pure white. The remains of the gulls are national first-class protected animals, and the following pictures reflect the process of the relict gulls breeding. #10只伤愈遗鸥放归自然 #