Historically G-wing has been a spotty breeder from Newport north, progressively more common northward. South of Newport they have not been a regular breeder. I have sometimes seen them at Heceta Head. I don't think they breed at Arago. My sense is that the ones that dribble south in summer are non breeders. This year there seem to be plenty of them. . . Alan Contreras acontrer56@xxxxxxxxx Eugene, Oregon On Jul 17, 2014, at 8:10 AM, James Billstine wrote: > I forgot to mention of the 30 gulls hanging out on the oyster-shell pile at > Pacific Seafood in Bay City at least half of them seemed to be > glaucous-winged, with a few western/GW hybrids thrown in. I was surprised to > see as many. But aren't they more common as you go more northerly on the > coast?