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Signed as Silver Gull, but the grey head is odd.

Perhaps it is a juvenile?

doesn't look like a Silver Gull to me. Not sure what it is though.

What other species of gull do they have there?

Could be a juvinellle laughing gull

animal_expert01 said:

Could be a juvinellle laughing gull

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not with the red bill and legs.

This is a possible Grey headed/hooded gull of first winter plumage I am not 100% but would say 90% as it appears to be a juvenile bird

Adrian k said:

This is a possible Grey headed/hooded gull of first winter plumage I am not 100% but would say 90% as it appears to be a juvenile bird

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I agree with Grey-headed Gull (Larus cirrocephalus).

The reason I'm only 90% is because there's no indication of actual size.

Adrian k said:

The reason I'm only 90% is because there's no indication of actual size.

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I'm quite sure because I believe Grey-headed is the only gull with the colour of the head being almost the same as the colour of the back with the exception of some non-breeding species like Black-headed, but I think this individual has too much grey on the head to be one of those species in non-breeding plumage.

Also, this bird doesn't look like a juvenile to me.

looking around on Google, I found quite a few sites saying that Jurong has both Silver and Grey-headed Gulls on display (in the shorebird aviary - although this one looks like it is in the penguin house?).