Talk:Forster's tern

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Correct taxonomy for this species is: Order Charadriiformes, Family Laridae, Subfamily Sterninae, Genus Sterna.

Ron Landskroner Oakland, CA

not so, some regional areas may use this, but American isn't the same as correct, jimfbleak 19:19, 6 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Page engvar[edit]

Currently mixed (grey, centre; coloring, behavior); the page should be edited to make it MOS:CONSISTENT. Although the page started with en-gb, I'd propose en-us as the standard for the page given the species' MOS:TIES to the USA (where the great bulk of its population occurs), and will edit so in the next few days if no objections - MPF (talk) 11:27, 29 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]