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Larus armenicus : ウィキペディア英語版
Armenian gull
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The Armenian gull (''Larus armenicus'') is a large gull found in the Caucasus and Middle East. It was formerly classified as a subspecies of the herring gull (''L. argentatus'') but is now generally considered to be a separate species although BirdLife International lumps it with the yellow-legged gull (''L. michahellis'').
The Armenian gull is a fairly large gull species, though is on average the smallest of the "herring gull" complex. It can range from , from across the wings and weighs from . Among standard measurements, its wing chord is , its bill is and its tarsus is .〔''Gulls of North America, Europe, and Asia'' by Klaus Malling Olsen & Hans Larsson. Princeton University Press (2004). ISBN 978-0691119977.〕 They are superficially similar to yellow-legged gulls but are slightly smaller with a slightly darker grey back and dark eyes. The area of black on the wingtips is more extensive with smaller white spots. The bill is short with a distinctive black band just before the tip. First-winter birds are mainly brown. They have a whitish rump, pale inner primary feathers and a narrow, sharply-defined black band on the tail. Although their ranges do not overlap, with its darkish mantle, both black and red near the tip of its bill and a dark eye, the Armenian gull bears a remarkable resemblance to the California gull of North America.
The Armenian gull nests beside mountain lakes in Georgia, Armenia, Turkey and western Iran. The largest colonies are at Lake Sevan and Lake Arpi in Armenia. It is a partial migrant with many birds wintering on the coasts of Turkey, Lebanon and Israel. Smaller numbers reach Cyprus, Egypt and the Persian Gulf.
The nest is a mound of vegetation built on the ground on an island or the lakeshore. Three eggs are laid, mainly in late April. The nesting colonies are very dense with nests close together and territorial conflicts common.
==Gallery==

File:3 Armenian Gulls - front, back and side views.jpg|At Sevanavank monastery
File:Larus armenicus stamp.jpg|An illustration of Armenian gulls on a 2003 Armenian stamp
Image:Armenian Gull Juvenile in flight, Sevan lake.jpg|Juvenile of Armenian gull in flight, flying over Lake Sevan
Image:Armenian Gull standing, closeup at Sevan Lake.jpg|Adult gull's head


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