Jaeger ID is tough, but I am happy you found it and it is likely a
Parasitic,
which is the least common of the three jaeger species to come through CO in
the fall.

The underwing lacks the double white marks of a Pomarine.
The bill favors Parasitic, longish and black only at tip. Would like to see
some warm tones, cinnamon in photos.
Long-tailed Jaeger has a stubby bill, half dark.

Way to go, Brian.
Someone will surely get even better photos if it is there Thursday AM.

Joe Roller,
Denver

On Wed, Sep 7, 2016 at 9:11 PM, Brian Johnson <[email protected]>
wrote:

> It would help if I included a link for the photos, sorry rather giddy
> right now, http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S31467141
> Brian Johnson
> Englewood CO
>
> On Wednesday, September 7, 2016 at 9:08:54 PM UTC-6, Brian Johnson wrote:
>>
>> Sorry for the late notice on this, I had no idea what an exiting find I
>> had. What I thought was a Herring Gull juvenile harassing the ring-bills
>> has turned out to be a jaeger juvenile. Thank you Tony Leukering for
>> pointing this out. I saw it at the Marina Sandspit last sighting was right
>> over the marina at about 10 AM today, 9-7. Hopefully it is still there
>> tomorrow also, some of the photos I got turned out to be a juvenile
>> California Gull, so no Herring, but a jaeger! No Little Gull but this is
>> cool also, a lifer for me. Not so sure of the spices right now, but I am
>> leaning towards Parasitic. And at first I thought I did have a jaeger,
>> turns out my first thought was right.
>> Brian Johnson
>> Englewood CO
>>
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