Strongly aquatic and seldom being seen on dry land, the Little Black Cormorant is often seen resting on rocks and other perches in water.
1 year ago
Monday, 7 May 2007
Little Black Cormorant
Strongly aquatic and seldom being seen on dry land, the Little Black Cormorant is often seen resting on rocks and other perches in water.
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They really aren't that little! However, the bottom one is a young bird.
Was the bottom one yaaawwwning? :)
I was going to ask if they were big birds. That wing span looks quite impressive.
They look HUGE!!! and look at that HUGE poop running down the rock!!! YUCK!
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I've seen this bird driving a horse and cart last Tuesday.
No, the bottom one was screaming at its mother to feed it MerlinPrincesse :)
Agree, I wouldn't name a sixty centimetres long bird as 'small' Perriette!
HAHA, you're very lucky the HUGE poop missed you Joy Eliz!
I've seen a BoiledEggInADeckchair. WAIT ... I really have!!
I bet your sad it didn't poop on me!
Yes, REALLY sad Joy Eliz. I'm now going to have a sad party and invite all the birds. You're invited
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I want to say wow! Especially top photo, wow, triple wow, I'm not even gonna double wow
Haha, the top photo also has advantage of being taken with more lighting. The sun is extremely harsh here and after nine way too glary to photograph around water. Thanks Hardwax :)
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