Assertion: tern's tail | /r/HasProperty | forked
Facets:
value: deeply
type: DEGREE
value: slightly
type: DEGREE
value: compared to other terns
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Black-fronted terns can also be confused with non-breeding white-winged black tern which is much smaller, lacks a forked tail and has distinctive black “
text: The long, black tail is forked.
text: They are gull-like in appearance, but typically have a lighter build, long pointed wings (which give them a fast, buoyant flight), a deeply forked tail, slender legs, and webbed feet.
text: The red bill is black-tipped, legs are red, and the tail is deeply forked and elongated.
text: The tail is forked, and the bill and feet are yellow.
text: The tail is white and forked; the length of the tail and depth of the fork decrease in size outside of the breeding season.
text: The red bill is black-tipped, legs are red, and the tail is deeply forked and elongated.
text: The tail is deeply forked and white with dark edged outer feathers.
text: The tail is forked, and the bill and feet are yellow.
text: The outer wing feathers are faintly dusky above and the tail is slightly forked.
text: The tail is forked, and the bill and feet are yellow.
text: The tail is relatively short and only slightly forked compared to other terns.
text: The tail is deeply forked, and the projected, outer tail-feathers extend well beyond the wing-tips when the bird is perched with folded wings.
text: Least terns have a forked tail and narrow pointed wings.