I agree with Pedro, plese note:
the right head pattern with dark patch centered to the rear head, reaching far down the neck and lacking a white sourrunding to the eye. More, dark area at crown is extensive and washed out.
These features together produce a Whiskered Tern head pattern, and the large stot bill, the really dark grey tail and dark uppertailcoverts leaving just a small whitish rump patch confirms identification and excludes most similar White-winged Tern IMO.
Remaining juvenile feathers on upperparts are also good for a Marsh Tern, but I couldnt exclude WWT on this feature.