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Feather light
Macswede

Feather light (Sterna paradisaea)

I went to Landsort to photograph Arctic Terns and that's what I did, along with other species too of course. The Arctic Terns on the island are not numerous but they are very tolerant. They may have learned that people help to keep large gulls away. I noticed that when I approached the little colony all the Great Black-backed Gulls flew off while the Terns and Common Gulls were unconcerned. They let me know if I get too close but I get pretty close.
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Habitat
Archipelago
Location
Landsort, Sweden
Date taken
6th June, 2015
Scientific name
Sterna paradisaea
Equipment used
Canon 7D, EF400mm f/5.6L USM
Stanley Jones
Supporter
Fantastic aerial of this stream-lined Tern. Love the light shining through its wings and spread tail. Fabulous work Graham!!!!
 
Macswede
Thanks very much to all of you for posting these super comments on this Arctic Tern image!
 

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