Already in 2018, a mega-rare
ivory gull was spotted at the Lake County Fairgrounds, and a slaty-backed gull turned up at Calumet.
Stenhouse and others (2001) classified the Sabine's Gull as a "solitary low-density" nester, and reported that of 4 closely related species (Sabine's Gull; Black-legged Kittiwake, Rissa tridactyla;
Ivory Gull, Pagophila eburnea; and Swallow-tailed Gull, Creagrus furcatus; Chu 1998; Pons and others 2005), only the Sabine's Gull is often a solitary nester.
Among the mounted specimens is an
Ivory Gull, which lives near the North Pole.
The scavengers turn out to be a polar bear and an
ivory gull. While polar bears usually eat ringed seal, their availability can be quite limited at times and scavenging is widespread.
In Little Haven, Pembrokeshire, two months ago, an
ivory gull which breeds high in the Arctic was spotted by twitchers.
The call is a deep "laughing" cry.The
Ivory Gull (Pagophila eburnea) is a small gull, the only species in its genus.
Four species of ice sea - ringed, bearded, harp and ribbon Four species of whale - grey, beluga, bowhead and narwhal Sea butterfly Three species of seabirds - Kittlitz's murrelet, spectacled eider and
ivory gull Caribou/reindeer Musk ox (ANI)
The Hayes River system is home to polar bear, wolverine, woodland caribou, the
ivory gull, sturgeon, brook trout, beluga whales, bald eagles, and moose, as well as a wide range of other wildlife.
I am sure no one could have forgotten the majestic
ivory gull at Morfa Bychan beach - what a beauty.
-A YOUNG
Ivory Gull - the world's most northerly species of bird - has come from the Arctic and settled on the beach at Montrose Basin in Scotland.
In June 1916, Stefansson collected two sets of eggs (one Brant and one
Ivory Gull) on a newly discovered island, later named Meighen Island, and these were the most northerly vertebrates collected from the expedition.
ivory gull - white Arctic gull; migrates as far south as England and New Brunswick