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The Little Pied Cormorant is one of the most common of Australia's waterbirds and is at home in either fresh or salt water. Photo taken Sydney, Australia

Okay, so because of the distance and the technology used and low light due to light fading near dusk this shot is not the most crystal clear ~ but I've never seen a Cormorant in an Oak tree before..!!! I'm quite lucky to live so nearby to such beautiful fishing birds and in the evening from my living room window - I watch as they come into roost after a hard days fishing out at sea. My eye with binoculars has become used to bird spotting over time and my ear is getting better out in the field in being able to pick up and distinguish some calls. I decided to get out and photograph using a basic set up telephoto. Oakey Cokey Cormorant :)

Very cute illustration of a Double Crested Cormorant

A cormorant speeds past at fully charge and full beans!

A double crested cormorant perches on the edge of the water.

It's a cloudy day by the sea. Two cormorants are sitting on a wooden pier upright

Cormorant Bird, Inspired by the sleek and elegant nature of the cormorant, this design embodies fluidity and grace. With its streamlined silhouette and subtle iridescence, it captures the bird's ability to navigate the ocean depths with effortless agility. The design evokes a sense of serenity and movement, echoing the cormorant's harmonious relationship with the vast expanses of the sea.

Cormorant Bird

can you believe this guy?! i'm about to post this lil gem two more times, just watch.

Cormorant fisherman at dawn

A flock of Double-crested Cormorants resting on some rocks in the water.

Close up of a Double-crested cormorant swimming in a lake. Colorado U.S.

This cormorant isn't just a pretty bird! Sporting trendy specs, he's got style and smarts. Bold colors and vintage details make it a standout. Show off your sharp mind and love for the ocean!

can you believe this guy?! i'm about to post this lil gem two more times, just watch.

Bird drying its wings on a lake in Circle B Bar Reserve

This cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo) was resting at the edge of the Queen Elizabeth II Lake in Ashington, Northumberland, enjoying the weak February sunshine and showing off its plumage.

A digital abstract photo print of a cormorant in flight

A riverscape photograph of a cormorant on the River Wear at Sunderland, Northeast England

A Double-crested Cormorant and a Gull standing in the water perched on a sunken tree.

A Double-crested Cormorant perched on a tree branch.

New Zealand Pied Shag (Phalacrocorax varius varius) in Abel Tasman National Park, New Zealand N70808.3337 Nikon D70 | Nikon 18-200VR Featured in The Birds (14 October 2010) Featured in JPG Cast-Offs (26 March 2011)

Lake Duluti, Arusha, Northern Tanzania

Lake Duluti, Arusha, Northern Tanzania

A cormorant airing its wings before taking off.

Double-crested Cormorant taken in Ottawa, Ont, Canada with Canon 7D and Canon 300 2.8 lens

Seen at Lake Duluti, Arusha, Northen Tanzania

Seen at Lake Duluti, Arusha, Northen Tanzania

Seen at Lake Duluti, Arusha, Northen Tanzania

The Double-crested Cormorant is found near rivers, lakes and along the coastline. It mainly eats fish and hunts by swimming and diving. Its feathers, like those of all cormorants, are not waterproof and it must spend time drying them out after spending time in the water. Once threatened by use of DDT, the numbers of this bird have increased markedly in recent years. Taken in Kanata, Ont, Canada with Canon 40D and 400 5.6 lens !http://images-3.redbubble.net/img/art/size:medium/view:main/3915275-2-featured-banner.jpg!!

A digital abstract photo print of a cormorant in flight against the backdrop of a pink sky.

Alert Bay Cormorant Island, Canada travel poster.

A juvenile Little Pied Cormorant. Image taken at Lake Pillans Wetlands, Lithgow, NSW Australia in the Blue Mountains

Alert Bay Cormorant Island, Canada map vintage travel poster.

A mother cormorant oversees her two chick cormorants...

What a unique way of fishing!

Although they call it Puffin Island off the coast of Pen Mon Anglesey - it does seem to me to be much more inhabited by Cormorants than puffins... Here's one in flight coming back onto the Island after a fishing spree, no doubt bringing back food to their hungry chicks...