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Here are the gull pics using Flickr to upload. Hopefully I will have better luck than with Google Photos!
Can anyone please verify what my guesses are at these species? I have been trying to understand gulls more and they are challenging to say the least! These were seen at Martindale Flats earlier this week.
Thanks!

California Gull?
California Gull by Dennis McMillan, on Flickr

Thayers/Iceland Gull?
Iceland_Thayers Gull by Dennis McMillan, on Flickr

Iceland Gull 2nd winter?
Iceland 2nd Winter Question-2 by Dennis McMillan, on Flickr

Herring Gull?
Herring Gull by Dennis McMillan, on Flickr

Herring Gull?
Herring Gull Question by Dennis McMillan, on Flickr

Glaucous-winged Gull?
Glaucous-winged Gull by Dennis McMillan, on Flickr

Glaucous-winged Gull?
Glaucous-winged Gull Question-5 by Dennis McMillan, on Flickr

Glaucous-winged Gull?
Glaucous-winged Gull Question-4 by Dennis McMillan, on Flickr

Glaucous-winged Gull?
Glaucous-winged Gull Question-3 by Dennis McMillan, on Flickr

Glaucous-winged Gull
Glaucous-winged Gull Question by Dennis McMillan, on Flickr

California Gull
California Gull-2 by Dennis McMillan, on Flickr

Thread cleaned up.

Yup, Flickr works and we can see the photos!
Now the hard part, providing gull ids. I will take a crack at it tomorrow and in the meantime, welcome anyone with knowledge to share their input.

Gulls are always difficult but I will take a stab at the IDs today.

First, here is a reference we are start from:
https://www.pugetsound.edu/academics/ac ... fication-/

and

http://utahbirders.com/images/temp/matrix-high-res.png


First and last gulls are California Gulls. Neutral Grey mantel, yellow legs, red and black spots on bill.

2nd and 3rd -- Yes, I think these are Iceland (thayer's subspecies) gulls. I would need a gull expert to confirm

4th and 5th -- The eye and eyering don't look right to me for Herring Gull. Think these are Glaucous-winged Gull. I need someone else to take a look here.

Rest, I think this are all Glaucous-winged. The GWGU found around Victoria may have some degree of hybridization in them and are often referred to as Puget Sound Gulls (Glaucous-winged x Western) Again, it invite other to have a look.

I am not the best Gull ID person to talk to (common saying by most birders right!). Gulls are difficult and those who can ID gulls accurately have spent a great deal of time learning the field marks for all the age differences and season variations.

Cheers and good birding,

Thanks for the effort Kevin, much appreciated. I am beginning to understand why a lot of birders are challenged with gulls!