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Juvenile Common Tern
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adult Common Tern
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Common and Roseate Terns
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juvie Forster's Tern
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Black Tern (click for more pictures)
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Royal Tern (click for more pictures)
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Western
Sandpiper? The orange tones to the scapulars give that impression. So
does the distinct spotting on the breast. The bill isn't very long,
however; but it doesn't appear especially thick-tipped either. The
orange right above the bill is probably from sticking the head down in
"something good".
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juvie Lesser Black-backed? I think so. The head is fairly light the primaries sticks out way beyond the tail.
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Laughing Gull
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Roseate and Forster's Terns
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juvie Forster's Tern
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another juvie Forster's Tern (juvie Common behind)
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juvie Laughing Gull
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