Jerry, the first image is a very major crop only meant to show you the size of the Caspian tern relative to the Ringbill seagull.....quite similar in size except the Caspian appears more stout.
The second image shows the Common tern for form/shape comparison purposes. Alas, I do not seem to have an image of both tern species together. They seldom interact because their ecological niches are sufficiently different. Sadly, seagulls interact with any and all species that mean food for them in one form or another.
Jerry, the first image is a very major crop only meant to show you the size of the Caspian tern relative to the Ringbill seagull.....quite similar in size except the Caspian appears more stout.
The second image shows the Common tern for form/shape comparison purposes. Alas, I do not seem to have an image of both tern species together. They seldom interact because their ecological niches are sufficiently different. Sadly, seagulls interact with any and all species that mean food for them in one form or another.
Both shot with 1DX + 500 II + 1.4xTC III.
May 28, 2013 at 07:39 AM
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