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Well, one day when I was not around, one of these people came along -- it was a she one, this time -- and told a tale of the usual pat- tern. Her mistress was a captive in a vast and gloomy castle, along with forty-four other young and beautiful girls, pretty much all of them princesses; they had been languishing in that cruel captivity for twenty-six years; the masters of the castle were three stupendous brothers, each with four arms and one eye -- the eye in the center of the forehead, and as big as a fruit.

Status of the interior population of least tern. Journal of Wildlife Management 63:470-483.

Little tern and chicks at the Long Nanny site in Northumberland

The 1km length of shoreline at Long Nanny, south of Beadnell, is also an important breeding site for Arctic terns and ringer plover.

This is thanks to management from BirdWatch Ireland staff and volunteers, support and funding from the EU LIFE Roseate Tern Recovery Project and Dun

Two pairs of Roseate Terns, our rarest seabird, have nested on The Skerries, each fledging two youngsters.

Ajay, who is a Geographical Information Systems specialist at the Ministry of Interior, captured the terrific tern image much closer to his home in Hoora, during a wildlife photographic reconnaissance to Busaiteen beach.

The road between the Tern Hill and Muller roundabouts will be shut overnight on May 23 from 8pm to 6am so that studs can be removed.

Tern, D-Phoenix, sought to have the bill held from the committee hearing - which she was promised would be a "circus," she said - after learning that the original language went far beyond her intent.

The streamlined shape of a common tern is pretty distinctive, while it is easily distinguished from the similar arctic tern by the black tip to its red bill.