Help with Tern ID

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Help with Tern ID - solved

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Subject:	Help with Tern ID - solved
From:	"M & P Potter" <>
Date:	Wed, 9 Jan 2013 07:51:18 +1100

Hi All,

Mystery solved, thanks.
It was all a question of scale - thought we were looking at a photo of a
small tern (but it was a big one) 

Cheers,

Martin & Penny

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