Uccelli simili a Yellow-legged Gull

Key differences

Herring Gulls typically have pink legs (though some can show yellowish tones), a paler grey mantle, and a less prominent red orbital ring. The primary pattern can be subtly different, with less extensive black and often smaller white mirrors. The voice of the Yellow-legged Gull is generally deeper and more resonant.

Key differences

Lesser Black-backed Gulls have significantly darker grey to black mantles (depending on subspecies), yellow legs, and a yellow eye with a red orbital ring. The primary pattern is also different, with more extensive black and often smaller white mirrors. The overall impression is of a much darker-backed bird.

Key differences

Caspian Gulls have a paler grey mantle than Yellow-legged Gulls, often appearing almost white-headed with a more elongated, snake-like neck. Their legs are typically yellowish-pink to dull yellow, and the eye is dark or pale yellow with a dark orbital ring. The primary pattern is also distinct, with less black and often a more extensive white trailing edge to the wing. The head shape is often flatter-crowned.