on 2012-03-18 2:59 David Mann wrote
I thought they were quite pretty. They nest in the Norfolk Pine trees on the island. When I say nest, they don't actually build a nest... they just lay an egg right on a branch and somehow manage to keep it there.
yes, that's an angelic shot, and interesting to hear about the "nesting" behavior — as you may know the Norfolk Island Pine is a common houseplant; i know they grow taller in the wild, but mine's at least 15 years old and only 4 feet tall
the terns of my youth in Maine were black-capped and yellow-billed, but similar graceful shape; they supposedly visit southern Colorado but i haven't seen one here
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