- with a
contrasting black cap to the head, but the
marsh terns, the black-bellied
tern, the Inca
tern, and some
noddies have dark body
plumage for at least...
- The name
marsh tern refers to
terns of the
genus Chlidonias,
which typically breed in
freshwater marshes,
rather than
coastal locations. The
genus Chlidonias...
-
recall common or
Arctic tern, but the short, forked-looking tail and dark grey
breeding plumage above and
below are
typically marsh tern characteristics. The...
- nest and young. The Forster's
tern feeds by plunge-diving for fish, but will also hawk for
insects in its
breeding marshes. It
usually feeds from saline...
- The IAI
Searcher (also
known by the
Hebrew name מרומית
Meyromit - "
Marsh tern", or
officially in
Israel as the חוגלה
Hugla - "Alectoris") is a reconnaissance...
- The white-winged
tern, or white-winged
black tern (Chlidonias
leucopterus or
Chlidonias leucoptera), is a
species of
tern in the
family Laridae. It is...
-
atypical tern, in
appearance like a
Sterna tern, but with
feeding habits more like the
Chlidonias marsh terns,
black tern and white-winged
tern. It does...
-
Chlidonias marsh terns,
black tern and white-winged
tern. The
Australian gull-billed
tern does not
normally plunge dive for fish like the
other white terns, and...
- in
terns is not as
frequent as in gulls; however, some
mixed pairings have been noted.
Hybridisation between white-winged
black tern and
black tern has...
- The
black tern (Chlidonias niger) is a
small tern generally found in or near
inland water that
breeds in Europe,
Western Asia and
North America. In winter...
