Desperate birdwatchers visiting the Farne Islands’ toilets face an unexpected tern – with a rare bird nesting just inches overhead. An Arctic tern, which will have arrived on the remote Northumberland islands from the Antarctic in May, is incubating two eggs in the grooves of the toilet’s clear corrugated plastic roof. Jen Clark, National Trust […]
via PICTURES: Toilet tern ‘Lulu’ takes up testing nest spot — National Trust Press Office
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