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Résumé :
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Small numbers of adult Little Gulls Larus minutus regularly spend the summer in Britain. During the period 1975-97 there was no increase in these numbers, with an average of 5.2 summering adults recorded each year; four confirmed breeding attempts took place, with a further three probable instances. If further breeding attempts do occur, and are successful, they are most unlikely to involve more than an occasional opportunist pair. An expansion of the breeding range to include Britain is considered to be extremely improbable in the foreseeable future.
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