double crested cormorant nannopterum auritum
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| The Double crested cormorant, Nannopterum auritum, is truly a very unique water bird.
First, it is not completely water proof the way most water birds tend to be. Because of this, they must spend most of their time with their wings spread completely open, just to dry themselves.
They can also bend their neck completely backwards.
As seen at Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park
10 March 2022. |
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