Crested Tern Band and Formation Flight Behaviour

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Subject:	Crested Tern Band and Formation Flight Behaviour
From:	Chris Shaw <>
Date:	Fri, 4 Mar 2022 14:19:55 +1030

Hi All,

My blog has been on hold for a while as I’ve been working over the summer. However, I took some photos this morning close to my home in Seacliff, South Australia, of some Crested Terns, one of which has a leg band… ? While on the subject of Crested Terns I remember seeing formation flying behaviour that I’ve not seen other than on the Kimberley Coast…

https://www.ararelitus.com/blog/crested-tern-formation-flight-behaviour

Ciao

Chris Shaw

+61 409 675912

https://www.ararelitus.com

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