This is a photo of a juvenile Forster's Tern. A Common Tern would have a
more complete black scarf rather than "ear-patches", and black carpal bars.
The shallow notch in the tail is due to age I believe.
Ruben Still, Pleasantville, TN
On Wed, Sep 30, 2020, 8:15 PM Jerry Webb <theprojectroom@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Snow bunting Peninsula this morning, saw two Terns, at first thought they
were Forster's, but not sure about this one, I think it may be a Common.
Jerry Webb
The Project Room Studio
111 Freehill Rd, Hendersonville Tennessee
615 300 7026
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