The Little Pied Cormorant is a common Australian waterbird, found on water bodies of almost any size.
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Thursday, 24 May 2007
Little Pied Cormorants
The Little Pied Cormorant is a common Australian waterbird, found on water bodies of almost any size.
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Often solitary, but here is a Mother and younger one.
They look like they're waiting for a bus. Sweet.
Haha, the littlest one keeps turning around and saying, "Is it still coming?" Hardwax :)
Pied means birds are black and white but often have brightly coloured beaks and legs. Perriette, the difference between the Pied Cormorant and a Little Pied Cormorant is that the Pied has black trousers on but you can see the white thighs of a Little Pied one! Heehee. You can also see a difference in their masks :)
They look like they're enjoying chillin' out by the water.
And the water WAS chilly Modroom!
They sound shameless!!
They only brashly dress Perriette - or not! Heehee
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