@apetrosus.bsky.social
Unfortunately not head-on, but some indication of how bright the marginal coverts appeared in flight, as was mentioned by @aberladybirder.bsky.social, this afternoon - not sure how significant this might be, in this plumage, though...
July 27, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Unfortunately not head-on, but some indication of how bright the marginal coverts appeared in flight, as was mentioned by @aberladybirder.bsky.social, this afternoon - not sure how significant this might be, in this plumage, though...
Looks to me like green on left for Tyninghame bird, so a different bird - makes one wonder how many adult Black Terns there are north of the Humber, at the moment, and how many of those carry green rings....
July 25, 2025 at 12:38 PM
Looks to me like green on left for Tyninghame bird, so a different bird - makes one wonder how many adult Black Terns there are north of the Humber, at the moment, and how many of those carry green rings....
Any ring details from your photos?
The Long Nanny American Black Tern bears a green ring, doesn't it?
The Long Nanny American Black Tern bears a green ring, doesn't it?
July 25, 2025 at 9:48 AM
Any ring details from your photos?
The Long Nanny American Black Tern bears a green ring, doesn't it?
The Long Nanny American Black Tern bears a green ring, doesn't it?
