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Madeira - Rabaçal walking - a wet day along the levada by 10b travelling (sorry: glitch, so resubmitting)

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Madeira - Rabaçal walking - among the laurels by 10b travelling (sorry: glitch, so resubmitting)

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Madeira - Rabaçal walking - among the laurels by 10b travelling (sorry: glitch, so resubmitting)

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Visita da secretária de comunicação ao Zoobotânico. Marcos Morelli SMCS. 19-02-2025 by Prefeitura de Rio Preto

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Visita da secretária de comunicação, Amália Paci, ao Zoobotânico.

Marcos Morelli/Pref. Rio Preto.

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Baño de pies by joaquim_cazorla

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Las gaviotas patiamarillas (Larus michahellis) son extremadamente adaptables y las podemos encontrar tanto en la costa mediterránea como atlántica. Están estrechamente relacionadas con las gaviotas argénteas (Larus argentatus), de las que se diferencian principalmente por el color de sus patas.
Son grandes predadores de pequeños animales marinos y terrestres, y ayudan a la dispersión de semillas de plantas, ya que se alimentan también de algunas frutas.
La mayoría de ellas son residentes, aunque pueden realizar movimientos migratorios en respuesta a la disponibilidad de alimentos.

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Yellow-legged Gulls (Larus michahellis) are extremely adaptable and can be found on both the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts. They are closely related to the Herring Gulls (Larus argentatus), from which they can be distinguished mainly by the colour of their legs.
They are great predators of small marine and terrestrial animals, and help disperse plant seeds, as they also feed on some fruits.
Most of them are resident, although they can make migratory movements in response to the availability of food.

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