ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 2月10日 13時24分

Photo by @Thomas Peschak | The angel-like white tern is the world’s only tree nesting seabird that does not build or modify a nest-like structure. The egg is laid onto a bare branch and the chick hatches in the most precarious position imaginable. This species is also sometimes called a fairy tern, and I think Charles Darwin himself best explained why: “It is a small, snow-white tern, which smoothly hovers at the distance of a few feet above one’s head, its large black eye scanning, with quiet curiosity, your expression. Little imagination is required to fancy that so light and delicate a body must be tenanted by some wandering fairy spirit." For more photographs of these exquisite seabirds follow @Thomas Peschak

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