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distinguishable from adults.
Terns have a non-breeding plumage,
which usually involves a
white forehead and much-reduced
black cap.
Terns are long-lived birds...
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great crested terns has
grown ten-fold,
probably due to
extra food from
trawl by-catch,
suggested that
lesser crested and
sooty terns have
moved away...
- Look up
tern in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
tern is a
seabird in the
family Laridae.
Tern or
TERN may also
refer to: Alan
Tern (born 1976), Singaporean...
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animal kingdom. The
Arctic tern nests once
every one to
three years (depending on its
mating cycle).
Arctic terns are medium-sized birds. They have...
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jointly recorded as "commic
terns".
Although similar in size, the two
terns differ in
structure and flight. The
common tern has a
larger head, thicker...
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TERN by its acronym, is a
research network that
enables coordinated work
across private research centres and
Australian government agencies.
TERN has...
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Unlike most
Sterna terns, it is
almost exclusively found on freshwater,
rarely venturing even to
tidal cr****s. It is a medium-large
tern, 38–46 cm long with...
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Juvenile elegant terns have a
scalier pale gray back. The call is a
characteristic loud
grating noise similar to
other Thal****eus
terns. This bird can be...
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Arctic terns also have
white foreheads).
During breeding season, the
Arctic terns have
bright red bills, feet, and legs
while those of the
Aleutian terns are...
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other crested terns. The West
African crested tern (Thal****eus albididorsalis) was
formerly considered to be a
subspecies of
royal tern. It was elevated...
