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[Albion] Pic of the day
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- Nov 3, 2015
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Lovely. Avatar updated!
Couldn’t see this posted anywhere
Brilliant pic. You got there before me Dazzer6666, though I May follow your lead if I can work out how…
- Mar 23, 2023
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Will never get bored of smiling at seagulls flying over the pitch at the Amex - we must be the only club with our mascot at most games (and I don’t mean weirdos dressed up, yes gully we are looking at you)
- Feb 22, 2014
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Nicked it!
schmunk
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I don't know, there are a load of cocks at White Hart Lane.
Edit: also Brentford must be in with a shout in the warmer months...?
Nottseagull
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Is that a sub-species with those dark bits on the tips of the wings? If not, shouldn't our crest have them?
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Anyone got a photo of Saturday's inflatable doll flying over the club crest? 
Kosh
'The' Yaztromo
I think it’s a Lesser Black Backed Gull… Perhaps we should rotate Gull species on the crest every kit change?
Si Gull
Way Down South
At the risk of turning this into another bird spotting thread...it looks like a Herring Gull to me. Upper wing too pale, and not enough black on wing tips, for LBB
Herr Ing Gull
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- Sep 3, 2014
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What? Nowhere near obese enough.At the risk of turning this into another bird spotting thread...it looks like a Herring Gull to me. Upper wing too pale, and not enough black on wing tips, for LBB
Nottseagull
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I think you are right because the European Herring Gull apparently has a small red spot near the end of its beak (underside of). You can just about make this out if you zoom in on the Amex/Lancing picture.At the risk of turning this into another bird spotting thread...it looks like a Herring Gull to me. Upper wing too pale, and not enough black on wing tips, for LBB
Herring gull | The Wildlife Trusts
The herring gull is the typical 'seagull' of our seaside resorts, though our coastal populations have declined in recent decades.
www.wildlifetrusts.org
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It's good to be King and also to let "the boys out" so they can breath the air, so to speak
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Not in the league as the crest but took this from the roof at The Grand Central before heading up to Norwood Junction.
