Common tern, Sterna hirundo hirundo L., banded in Sweden and recovered in Australia
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On January 7, 1956, an exhausted tern was picked up by Mr. Kevin Reed, Bassendean, W.A., on Coogee Beach, 4 miles south of Fremantle, W.A. It was banded with a Swedish band, number YK2201.
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On January 7, 1956, an exhausted tern was picked up by Mr. Kevin Reed, Bassendean, W.A., on Coogee Beach, 4 miles south of Fremantle, W.A. It was banded with a Swedish band, number YK2201.
Key concepts: Hirundo, Sterna, Tern, Fishery, Geography, Biology, Zoology