Brown Noddy Anous stolidus

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The Brown Noddy is a summer visitor to the Red Sea, it just like the other species of terns which comes to breed on the offshore islands. It is widespread at the southern Part of the Red Sea, and usually on well vegetated or rocky islands and offshore.

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