Hi friends, Sorry if this is an inappropriate venue for this question. I saw what I believe was a 1st winter Glaucous Gull on the ice edge at Stewart Park as viewed from East Shore Park. I have little experience with white winged gull species. Through the scope the bird was all white with light brownish tonal markings. The bill seemed large and straight through the scope, with a clear dark tip and pale pinkish base (no fading to black), pink base was about 3/4 of bill length. Size was difficult to judge at that distance, but seemed as large as the nearby herring gulls, and seemed to have a relatively flat head. I've attached a link to my eBird checklist with poor digiscoped photos. Any experts out there willing to help a beginning guller? Thanks, Josh https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S51970707
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