At Forsythe NWR (Brigantine) on Friday, we came across a parent Common Tern feeding a youngster. Several young Forster's Terns decided it was more fun to try and steal the Common's fish than to go out and catch their own. We spent an hour photographing both species at close range (often too close, with clipped wings as a result). This was the very last frame before we quit, but one of my favorites of the day. I think these Forster's youngsters are quite pretty with their cinnamon-colored fresh juvenal plumage.
D7000, 500f4, ISO 640, 1/4000s @ f/7.1 manual, Gitzo and Mongoose.