Decoys
Gull-billed Tern

Hollow, rotomolded polyethylene
1” hole with plastic plug (included) or wooden dowel (not included)
In making the Gull-billed Tern decoy, we modify the bill of the Common Tern blank before painting. The North Carolina Resources Commission has been using Gull-billed tern decoys in a large restoration project on dredge spoil islands in Pamlico Sound near Manteo, NC. The Salton Sea NWR Complex in southern California is also using gull-bill decoys.

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