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US (MA) Birder Needs Help from Folks Familiar with “Commic” Terns
Just recognising expertise for what it is 👍- Deb Burhinus
- Post #9
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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US (MA) Birder Needs Help from Folks Familiar with “Commic” Terns
Yes, now Smiths has spoken, we will all agree 😉- Deb Burhinus
- Post #7
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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US (MA) Birder Needs Help from Folks Familiar with “Commic” Terns
You must be psychic, I was thinking just half an hour ago, maybe I should PM you for help 😳 Thank you.- Deb Burhinus
- Post #5
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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US (MA) Birder Needs Help from Folks Familiar with “Commic” Terns
Bump! The fact that no one has commented or agreed with Arctic, might suggest I am completely barking up the wrong tree here so I am awaiting for someone to say why this is a Common Tern - this really isn’t my area of expertise!- Deb Burhinus
- Post #3
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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US (MA) Birder Needs Help from Folks Familiar with “Commic” Terns
The bill and head pattern looks like a fairly typical 1st/2nd summer Arctic imo - sometimes posture can make them look long legged (as in the last image) Just to expand a little: The bill is comparatively short with a deep base (longer and less spiky on CT) #1/#3 The head pattern, with the eye...- Deb Burhinus
- Post #2
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A