Cayenne Terns [Sterna sandvicensis eurygnatha] are found in the largest numbers on Aruba, according to the West Indian Breeding Seabird Atlas. The total estimated Caribbean population ranges from 5,166 to 6,752. Aruba accounts for a low estimate of 3,226 and a high estimate of 3,582. This means well over half of the Cayenne Tern population in the Caribbean nests on Aruba.
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Yes, terns [Sternidae family] have established breeding colonies on Aruba. They especially favor the stretches along the reef inlets in the southeast near the oil refinery in Sint Nicolaas [San Nicholas]. At least ten species of terns are known to breed on Aruba. Terns are known as 'bubi' in Papiamento.For photos of Cayenne Terns and chicks in San Nicholas, please visit the link provided below.
In numerology, a tern is a group of three numbers that are considered to have special significance and influence. Terns are often used to analyze patterns and traits in a person's numerology chart, providing insights into their personality, strengths, and challenges. By examining the relationships between the numbers in a tern, numerologists can gain a deeper understanding of an individual's character and life path.
A group of terns is generally called a "committee" or a "ternery."
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In numerology, a tern is a set of three numbers. Terns are considered significant in numerology as they represent a balance between the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of life. Numerologists believe that understanding and interpreting terns can provide insights into a person's character, strengths, and challenges.
There are at least 10 different species of terns [Sternidae family] on Aruba. These species are as follows.One, Bridled Tern [Onychoprion anaethetus].Two, Black Noddy Tern [Anous minutus].Three, Brown Noddy, or Common Noddy, Tern [Anous stolidus].Four, Cayenne Tern [Sterna sandvicensis eurygnatha].Five, Common Tern [Sterna hirundo].Six, Least Tern [Sternula antillarum; formerly Sterna antillarum].Seven, Roseate Tern [Sterna dougallii].Eight, Royal Tern [Thalasseus maximus, synonym: Sterna maxima].Nine, Sandwich Tern [Thalasseus sandvicensis; formerly Sterna sandvicensis].Ten, Sooty Tern [Onychoprion fuscatus; formerly Sterna fuscata].For photos of Cayenne Terns and chicks on Aruba, please visit the link provided below.
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Terns primarily feed on small fish, such as herring, sardines, and anchovies. They also consume crustaceans, squid, and occasionally insects. Terns are known for their excellent diving and fishing skills, helping them catch their prey efficiently.
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