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In Ushuaia, Patagonia, kelp gulls were quite common, and occasionally occurred South American terns (in colonies) and dolphin gulls. Dolphin gulls enriched significantly my photo collection of gulls, as their "blood-red accents" emphasize the beauty of this bird. Most of the pictures were taken in a harbor and the surrounding area. Photographing of these birds didn't caused difficulties, just as in the case of a black-headed gull on the Baltic Sea. The dolphin gull is a bit bigger than the black-headed gull.

The Double-barred Finch occurs in northern and eastern Australia. It feeds mainly on grass seeds but also insects and their larvae. It builds a nest from grass, shaped like a ball with a short tunnel. The female lays 4-5 eggs. Double-barred finches are also bred as cagebirds.

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