While catching yesterdays shots of the Spoonbill i also found a few of his fellow waterfowl enjoying the Easter weekend! 🙂
Naturally, they were having fish! 😉
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As promised – more of the White-faced Heron in the background from the previous post! 🙂
Pretty fair camouflage for his environment! 🙂
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The white-faced Heron looks like our little white egret, but grayer. They are all closely related, I think. Now your cormorants look exactly like OUR cormorants, so I have to assume that these are universal birds blown throughout the world on the wind. They really eat a LOT of fish, so the fisherman really don’t like them. Neither do other fish-eating creatures. Cormorants are a bottomless pit for fish consumption!
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