Forster's Tern

Forster's Tern by ricmcarthur
Forster's Tern, a photo by ricmcarthur on Flickr.
We were out on the pontoon boat, anchored in Rondeau Bay when a group of Forster's terns and black terns started diving around the boat.
The fished for about 10 minutes before moving away

The boat was rocking in the swells and the birds were dipping up and down.
Shot about 150 images, some were blank sky, others had a head or tail but not both.
Most were blurry. A few weren't bad.

Sterna forsteri

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