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The History of the Birds of Stevenage

– authored by Alan Ford –

Gulls and Terns

SANDWICH TERN (Sterna scandivencis)

22/09/201903/07/2026 Stuart Ford

Rare passage migrant.

Six records from Fairlands Valley Lakes: one on 17 September 1980, two on 4 September 1992, two on 4 April 2008, one on 14 July 2022, one on 16 and 17 April 2024 and one on 26 June 2026.

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