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Current Patient: Common Tern This Common Tern came to us a few weeks ago after a good Samaritan saw it wandering on the beach without its parents. On arrival, he was a tiny white ball of down, and now with time, a healthy diet, and TLC at the Refuge he will be ready for release in the coming months. Enjoy this inside look of our juvenile Tern fishing for his meal! Learn about Common Terns from Audubon: https://www.audubon.org/field-guide/bird/common-tern #mealtime #commontern #shorebird #audubon

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13K views · 1K reactions | The Common Tern lives up to its name as the most widely distributed tern across North America, but with their primary food source of forage fish in decline, they struggle to find enough food to eat. No matter where you live, you can help save these seabirds by taking action today: https://bit.ly/3sIsR0m | National Audubon Society | Facebook

Splish splash! Back in the spring and summer we had some orphaned Common Tern fledglings in care. Remember spring and summer? Gone in the blink of an eye... They were successfully released some time ago, and while they have already migrated to their winter grounds we thought this video would be fun to share to see how some of rehabbing works. Like most birds, terns need water to help recuperate in. Swimming and bathing are natural ways for them to clean their feathers, remove parasites, and to p