To quote another birder 'look at those cheeks!'
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A far superior shot by local photographer John Caws
Monday, 6 June 2016
WHISKERED TERN! Brading NR
Had a Tern sp. this morning at Brading Marsh (pools SW of Carpenters Farm/New Bridge). Not being overly confident, from afar I thought it was just a common tern milling about - the odd one does turn up in the area. However, this evening whilst reviewing my pics (I'd just been casually testing out a new camera) something wasn't right?! I started thinking WHISKERED. I quickly sent images to my brother and put some on Facebook to check I wasn't going mad, and it was quickly confirmed as one. Nice. And only about the second Island record for this species.
To quote another birder 'look at those cheeks!'
Upper
To quote another birder 'look at those cheeks!'
Upper
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