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| White-winged Black Terns, Lesvos, April 2015 ( Copyright T D Wright ) |
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| White-winged Black Terns, Lesvos, April 2015 ( Copyright T D Wright ) |
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| White-winged Black Terns, Lesvos, April 2015 ( Copyright T D Wright ) |
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| White-winged Black Terns, Lesvos, April 2015 ( Copyright T D Wright ) |
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| White-winged Black Tern, Lesvos, April 2015 ( Copyright T D Wright ) |
Before the Whiskereds had even departed, another marsh tern influx occurred. Most of them were WWBTs, but as the experienced Lesvos birders know there's always a 'regular' Black Tern amongst them...
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| Black Tern with Little and Whiskered Terns, Lesvos,April 2015 ( Copyright T D Wright ) |
And, on top of the 'marsh' terns, plenty of Littles and Commons...
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| Little Tern, Lesvos, April 2015 ( Copyright T D Wright) |
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| Common Tern, Lesvos, April 2015 ( Copyright T D Wright ) |
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| Little Tern, Lesvos, April 2015 ( Copyright T D Wright ) |
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| Little Tern, Lesvos, April 2015 |
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| Little Tern, Lesvos, April 2015 ( Copyright T D Wright ) |
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| Little Tern, Lesvos, April 2015 ( Copyright T D Wright ) |
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| Little Tern, Lesvos, April 2015 ( Copyright T D Wright ) |
There were also lots of Sandwich and Gull-billeds which I've shown you before. However, what they
don't get is Arctic and Roseate Terns. So, for a Greek or Turkish birder, a trip to Britain to see our many seabirds would be equally exciting!
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