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04/18/2013 09:46:25 PM |
Yes, I agree with the Anhinga group. They are quite a show when they spread their wings to dry out, with all the black and white alternating banding of feathers.
The top of the Cormorant's beak is hooked at the end. The Anhinga fishes by spearing the fish underwater, the Cormorant by grabbing the fish in it's beak underwater. |
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04/16/2013 04:35:29 PM |
Markings on wings look like Anhinga. Beak is same as Anhinga.
Message edited by author 2013-04-16 16:38:09. |
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04/16/2013 01:50:07 PM |
| Doesn't look too happy that you took his pic! |
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04/15/2013 09:10:01 PM |
| Ah.. But is it a cormorant? The Cormorant has a hooked bill. This looks like an Anhinga. |
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04/13/2013 05:09:16 PM |
| Very nice photo. But I think you mean Double-crested Cormorant. |
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04/13/2013 09:35:08 AM |
| I could see one here this month ..if I'm lucky |
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