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    Terns at Fogg Dam, NT, Australia

    Thanks for the ID, John! I have not seen the Whiskered or Gull-billed Terns before so I have no point of reference with regard to bill length/size, markings on the head or how deep the fork in the tails should be, etc. (points that MTem is asking). Comparing photos on the internet sometimes just...
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    Terns at Fogg Dam, NT, Australia

    Thanks for your input, MTem. I thought the black caps would extend all the way to the bill (ie. cover the lores as well) for the birds in the first four photos if they were Gull-billed Terns? Microtus, Sorry for the confusion. The list shows possibilities of these named terns occurring at this...
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    Terns at Fogg Dam, NT, Australia

    Here are photos of another three different individuals.
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    Terns at Fogg Dam, NT, Australia

    Photographed these terns at Fogg Dam about a week ago. The sun was very bright so these photos could look over exposed/washed out. The information in eBird lists the following terns as having been sighted at this location : 1. Little Tern 2. Whiskered Tern 3. White-winged Tern 4. Gull-billed...
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