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"I was just leaving, anyway!"
Caspian terns vying for space as the incoming tide wets their feet.
Carnarvon, WA.
July 9, 2022 - Caspian Tern fishing at San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary. Photo Shoot with Leticia Hernandez, Esther Mukai, and Ayla.
Queen's Park, Blackburn, Lancashire. Comparing this and next picture shows how the gizz, especially the apparent head shape, can change with posture.
On the west side of the ferry jetty at Tsawwassen there is a low breakwater which seems to have interesting users.
Our first of year Caspian Tern sharing space with Black-necked Stilt.
Swallows Park, Clarkston, Asotin County, Washington, USA
Seen in this image is the silhouette of a Caspian Tern in flight against the crimson dawn sky with an early morning catch of a Piper Fish in its beak, NZ…
Date: 2021-12-14
Sentinel-2 L2A + False Colour Composite
Author: Monja Šebela
Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data [2018], processed by Sentinel Hub
I really thought it was going to be a bust at the lake today cause of the lousy weather. But we saw 3 or 4 Ospreys, a juvenile Bald Eagle (maybe two), about 3 Caspian Terns, and a bunch of Belted Kingfishers. The Kingfishers are heavily cropped, I was disappointed a little cause I was experimenting with slower shutter speeds today (don't ask) thinking I wouldn't see much, but I had a lot of shots ruined because of slow shutter speed and bad exposures. Oh well, it's always nice to experiment a little...
A warm sunset @ Caspian sea, North of Iran
(Three Exposures HDR)
جودت همه آن کند که دریا نکند
این دم کرمت وعده به فردا نکند
حاجت نبود از تو تقاضا کردن
کز شمس کسی نور تقاضا نکند
حضرت مولانا
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(Poem by Mowlavi,The Great Persian Philosopher-poet.)
July 9, 2022 - Caspian Tern fishing at San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary. Photo Shoot with Leticia Hernandez, Esther Mukai, and Ayla.
July 9, 2022 - Caspian Tern fishing at San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary. Photo Shoot with Leticia Hernandez, Esther Mukai, and Ayla.
Bird Island, Seychelles
We understand that this is the first time a Caspian Plover has been recorded on Bird, so we were particularly pleased to see it. This isn't a brilliant shot of it, but it was hard enough to pick it out from the many Grey Plovers, let alone get close to it! This is a heavy crop.