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Gulls have powerful, long, and wide wings. The birds move in long, regular wing strokes and then soar for a long time. While flying, the black at the tip of their wings is extended, and the primary flight feathers show small white terminal spots, the patterns of which are decisive for the identification of the different gull species.
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