American Herring Gull is larger, with yellow eyes and orange orbital ring, lighter grey mantle, darker-tipped primaries on upperparts and underparts, paler legs and heavier bill. Iceland Gull has a lighter grey mantle, usually yellow or sometimes brown eyes, translucent pale wing tips.[1]
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^Alsop III, Fred J. (2001). Smithsonian Handbooks Birds of North America. Dorling Kindersley. ISBN0789480018.
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