A List of the Birds of Jamaica
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Sterna anaetheta recognita. (Mathews). Caribbean Bridled Tern.
A resident species, breeding, according to Taylor and Dr. Field, on the small out- lying Cays in the group near Port Royal.
Sternula arUtllarum antillarum. (Lesson). Least Tern.
Recorded by Gosse, on the strength of Hill's observations, once from Kingston Har- bour. This is the only instance we find of the Least Tern having occurred in Jamaica, though we feel suie it is a more or less regular migrant; and Kennard saw a flock of smal...l terns, at a distance, that he beUeved to be of this species, in Kingston Harbour, on March 9, 1918.
Hydrochelidon nigra swinamensis. (Gmelin). Black Tern.
[Perhaps an occasional autumnal migrant in Jamaican waters. The only lecords are, however, wholly unsatisfactory.] Anous stolidus stohdus. (Linne). Noddy.
Common resident in the waters about Jamaica, though seldom seen near shore. In Gosse's time it bied on the Pedro Cays. Taylor in 1890 found it and the Sooty Tern breeding abundantly at the Morant Cays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sterna anaetheta recognita. (Mathews). Caribbean Bridled Tern.
A resident species, breeding, according to Taylor and Dr. Field, on the small out- lying Cays in the group near Port Royal.
Sternula arUtllarum antillarum. (Lesson). Least Tern.
Recorded by Gosse, on the strength of Hill's observations, once from Kingston Har- bour. This is the only instance we find of the Least Tern having occurred in Jamaica, though we feel suie it is a more or less regular migrant; and Kennard saw a flock of smal...l terns, at a distance, that he beUeved to be of this species, in Kingston Harbour, on March 9, 1918.
Hydrochelidon nigra swinamensis. (Gmelin). Black Tern.
[Perhaps an occasional autumnal migrant in Jamaican waters. The only lecords are, however, wholly unsatisfactory.] Anous stolidus stohdus. (Linne). Noddy.
Common resident in the waters about Jamaica, though seldom seen near shore. In Gosse's time it bied on the Pedro Cays. Taylor in 1890 found it and the Sooty Tern breeding abundantly at the Morant Cays.
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