Arctic Tern are very similar to Comm te.
Here are some pictures that might
Above and below Reykjavik city centre, Iceland, June 2008 p thing
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Second
yer Arctic Tern, Øygarden, May 2020 Small
numbers of second year birds joinn adults at the colonies most years
Arctic Tern, Nautnes, Øygarden, May 2020
Arctic Terns near breeding colony, Øygarden, May 2018
Arctic Terns on breeding island, Øygarden, May 2020
A) Adult Arctic Tern, 30
August 2007, Tjeldstø, Norway.
Note the short beak, short legs and long tail streamers (they project
beyond the wing tips)
B) Juvenile Arctic Tern,
30 August 2007, Tjeldstø, Norway
Note the dark beak, rounded head and short legs. Little in the way of
gingery brown tones on the back.
C) Juvenile Arctic Tern,
probably fresher than the bird in B), this bird has orange on the beak,
but the beak length and shape is still correct for Arctic Tern.
Juvenile,
Tjeldstø,
Øygarden
28 September 2005 (digiscoped)
Arctic Tern also breed inland well away from the coast and are
widespread in the mountains of Norway
This bird was photographed in Engerdal,
Hedmark, June 2018