Inca Tern | Animalz

Inca TernAdults are marked by a red bill and white cheek feathers that curl like a moustache. Young birds are brown and lack these features. It breeds along rocky coasts of Peru and Chile.What does it look like?Adults have a bright red bill and curved white cheek feathers. Juveniles are brown and lack both the red bill and white cheek feathers.How does it live?Adults are marked by a red bill and white cheek feathers that curl like a moustache. Young birds are brown and lack these features. It breeds along rocky coasts of Peru and Chile.It eats fish and nests in large colonies of several thousand birds. Eggs are laid in ground cavities, rock crevices, or hollows in guano.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.