Rather than sing for his supper, this cormorant plays fetch.
cormorant at the australia zoo
Rather than sing for his supper, this cormorant plays fetch.
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Wow, that is a very attractive corm; like a penguin only sleek!
A different look from the greats I’m more used to, but quite attractive and clearly equally intelligent.
Beautiful bird pictures from a Zoo.
I think it is utterly unfair that the southern hemisphere cormorants are so numerous in variety and beautiful in pattern when compared to our shores.
And it is utterly unfair that American warblers are so much more beautiful than European ones.
Geez, there’s not enough fairness in the bird world, is there?
I totally agree. The southern hemisphere has a monopoly on penguins, too. How unfair is that?
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