a Tern turning
- Thread Starter MitchP
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A very good catch ....
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Very nice image!
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Nice catch on the lighting.
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It's a Forster's Tern.
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As far as I can tell, Jeff is right about Forster's Tern. They apparently lose their black headcap certain times of the year. The tail isn't what I was expecting from a Forster's, but that may be part of the change too?
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