So on the gryphon someone else pointed out (Here: http://beastkeeper.com/thread/674) that the

White Gyrfalcon

example: http://beastkeeper.com/pet/6963

and Snowy Owl

here: http://beastkeeper.com/pet/2875

Look exactly the same although the image for them updated seems to be 2 different ones.

I'm not sure whats up with that but I think one of them should get another picture to avoid confusion.

It's not an error as it was supposed in other topic. They are the same because snowy owl and white gyrfalcon have the same pattern.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Falco_rusticolus_NAUMANN.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Snowy_Owl_Barrow_Alaska.jpg

B1 gene stands for bird of prey (daylight raptors), B3 for owls. A1 means white. If you know any other mostly white owls or raptors (but not totally white and not including albino forms, so we won't go with another duplicate of plain white skin), you're welcome to offer a substitutional bird species for one of these skins to make them look different.

Hmm I looked around and found some other birds of prey.

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laughing_Falcon.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wild_Pandion.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:WB_Sea_Eagle_Pounce.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Grey_Goshawk_Dayboro_Apr02.JPG

I took the pictures displaying them mostly white, but are you looking for black spots specifically or just not all white in general?

Thanks for links!

They mostly white only from the belly side, wings and back are dark. But I think we can use the sea eagle. It has dark flights too but the all other body parts are white (and it seems that you've found a very great photo - probably it's a light morph or a very good lighting, the other photos of the sea eagles I've seen have their whole wings dark). Or maybe a white-tailed kite - it's even lighter than sea eagle in general, only the shoulders are dark while the ther wing parts are light gray.

I'm looking for something not all white in general, the pattern details doesn't matter. Just the dominating white color :)

Oh well looks like you found an alternative there. ^^

I think both are good to use so do whichever you like more.