It helps the infuriated Terns drive them away. Banging them produces panic in the Crows, they abscond. Least Terns are federally protected, you are not allowed to take any action which could endanger them worse than the crows, kestrels, peregrines, falcons, and other natural dangers. CALL the intern, Lyann Comrack, or other officials. Enter your name to volunteer to help Join the Dawn to Dusk Coverage calendar You can also add your ideas or observations to this page.
Terns have long, narrow wings.
The Least Tern is the tiniest of the Terns, much smaller than Forster's Terns. They are elegant in flight, and have a broad, forked tail. Their wings are pale gray, the head black-capped in contrast to the stark white of its body. It is less than 10 inches long when fully grown, and has up to a 30 inch wingspan. Its bill is yellow, with a black tip.