Coastal Fliers is a term used to describe four different species of seabirds: ERNS (4 letters), TERNS (5 letters), GULLS (5 letters), and ERNES (5 letters). ERNS are small, stocky birds with short, stubby bills that feed on fish and other aquatic prey. TERNS are medium-sized birds with long, pointed wings and forked tails that feed on small fish and insects. GULLS are large, long-winged birds with webbed feet that feed on fish, crustaceans, and other aquatic animals. ERNES are small, slender birds with long, pointed wings and forked tails that feed on small fish and insects. All four species of Coastal Fliers are found along the coasts of North America, Europe, and Asia.