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Gilmore SABINE GULL (3)
1931 but they never never formed a part
of the garbage scavenging flock of
Glaucous Winged Gulls, that always
stayed with the ship.
From notes of Commander E.D. Jones, captain
of Coast Guard Cutter, "Northland"
Oct. 14-15 1931 "Cape Prince of Wales to
King Island & Port Clarence - most
numerous of the gulls - winter plumage,
seem to be more common west (?) of
Sledge Island" (probably latter clause
refers to migrational path.)