2013Bird StudyOpen access

First confirmed record of a Common TernSterna hirundobreeding at one year of age

Jennifer M. Arnold, Stephen A. Oswald

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Capsule The first confirmed record of breeding by a one-year-old Common Tern Sterna hirundo is revealed by ringing evidence, despite second-summer plumage characteristics.

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Capsule The first confirmed record of breeding by a one-year-old Common Tern Sterna hirundo is revealed by ringing evidence, despite second-summer plumage characteristics.

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Capsule The first confirmed record of breeding by a one-year-old Common Tern Sterna hirundo is revealed by ringing evidence, despite second-summer plumage characteristics.

Key concepts: Sterna, Hirundo, Tern, Zoology, Geography, Biology, Fishery, Ecology

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