The Tern makes its way over the shell-filled beach shoreline

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  • Photo title: The Tern makes its way over the shell-filled beach shoreline
  • Author: Auburntoger
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  • Because of their tails and their agility and quickness in flight, terns have sometimes been called “sea swallows.” They are quicker than gulls and can hover. ... Because their webbed feet are small, terns don`t swim well and are seldom in the water longer than it takes to catch a mouthful of food.
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