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Tern A tern picture shows it to be grayish with a bright orange beak; a photo is easily accessible online. Their main food is fish, although they can also eat insects and invertebrates, such as crustaceans. Females usually lay two or three dark eggs. As a rule both parents incubate the eggs. The young begin to fly in about 20 days of age. A tern picture shows it to be grayish with a bright orange beak; a photo is easily accessible online. To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!

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These birds inhabit the Pacific and Gulf coasts, and banks of large rivers in the central United States. These birds are smaller than robins. Their wing span is about 20 inches. Their tail, back, and wings are grayish. A tern picture shows it to be grayish with a bright orange beak; a photo is easily accessible online.