black skimmer

She arrived in a lean, black skimmer with three operatives.

Kotan pointed across the road at a sleek black skimmer.

Markers featuring a logo with a black skimmer are present on each of the viewing sites.

Therefore it is aptly named the black skimmer.

There is space, too, for egrets, glossy ibises, black skimmers.

The Black Skimmer is the largest of the three skimmer species.

I was still sitting there three hours later when the large black skimmer from ShipSecurity set down silently beside me.

The Black Skimmer, adopted as a symbol of the trail system, can be found throughout almost the entire coastline.

The Black Skimmer has an additional adaptation and is the only species of bird known to have slit-shaped pupils.

Royal terns and black skimmers are among the "colonial nesting" shorebirds on the islands.

The Black Skimmer of the Americas is larger with a black tip to the bill.

Common terns, least terns and black skimmers also breed and nest there.

We returned, preceded by a squadron of black skimmer birds, to find Sappho yawning on the jetty.

Appearance: Black and white feathers Black skimmer are specialized hunter due to the way they use their beaks.

Birds known to nest here include royal terns, sandwich terns, black skimmers, and laughing gulls.

The Black Skimmer has three subspecies:

Shorebirds including black skimmers, gulls, terns, and brown pelicans are among the birds which rest on the island, nest, or feed offshore.

It is a breeding spot for the piping plover, least tern, black skimmer, American oystercatcher and common tern.

Black skimmers raced along a few inches above the water, raking the surface of the creek with their beaks and leaving tiny wakes in their paths.

Pelicans, shorebirds, terns, and black skimmers (Rynchops niger) are among the birds frequenting park shorelines.

But interspersed among the nighthawks are birds to be reckoned with: the black skimmer, the large-billed tern and the yellow-billed tern.

One big sand bar has a nesting colony of African skimmers, very much like the black skimmers of the east coast of the United States.

The Black Skimmer (Rynchops niger) is a tern-like seabird, one of three very similar birds species in the skimmer family.

Least terns, black skimmers, Wilson's plovers, and several other shorebird species have nested on the spoil deposits on Tybee.

My husband, Richard, and I did not need binoculars to see the black skimmers open their pincerlike beaks as they fished for dinner on a palm-studded lagoon.