Little Terns.mov

Little Terns are among the most enadangered birds in NSW. Each year these diminutive terns migrate from the northern hemisphere to the southern hemisphere , breeding on sand spits and beaches along the South Coast of NSW. Nesting in a mere scrape in the sand leaves them vulnerable to predation from foxes, ravens, silver gulls, goannas, domestic dogs, people, vehicles, high tides and big seas. The work of the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service with a dedicated band of volunteers is attempting to turn the tide and bring these little seabirds back from the edge. Local resident David Gallan chronicles this stuggle.

[@JuneWood-qh5py]

I’m so so eternally grateful for all folks that truly care about our planet especially our innocent wildlife that we as humans have destroyed the ecosystem environment and habitat that was once belonged to wildlife is being repaired thank you I’m trying my best in my own neighborhood to get power lines under ground thank you

[@thehonorablejiveturkey6068]

You folks and your volunteers are awesome, I love this

[@hoangnguyenvlog2873]

You share your work too, thank you for sharing with your development partner

[@RobelynJavier2]

So cute little chicken or bird hope back my closet

[@glendaperkins9231]

This is great good luck to you all it's fantastic.👍👏👍😁✌😁😁😀😀👍

[@tunkamtungkhang2465]

i love your program ma'am,where is this place, can i visit.

[@chooselove4all]

What heroic work.. all the best to you.

[@OpinionatedChicken59]

They're called FAIRY TERNS! Dear lord the fact that the word fairy in regards to animals is considered offensive now 🙄