The term 'Flying Fish Eaters' refers to two species of seabirds, the Erne (4 letters) and the Erne (5 letters). Both species are found in coastal areas around the world and feed mainly on flying fish. They have long, pointed wings and a long tail, which helps them to maneuver quickly in the air. They also have a distinctive call, which is used to communicate with other members of their species. The Erne is larger than the Erne, and has a white head and neck, while the Erne has a black head and neck. Both species are important to the marine ecosystem, as they help to keep the population of flying fish in check.