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Cormorant181 viewsAppears to be of the subspecies Phalacrocorax Sinensis which I have nor seen before. Heavily cropped distant shot from the hide.Trevor Gunby
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Cormorant141 viewsAppears to be of the subspecies Phalacrocorax Sinensis which I have not seen before. Heavily cropped distant shot from the hide.Trevor Gunby
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49 viewsSingle Cormorant being watched closely by around 50 Gray Lag Geese. Steve Nesbitt
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Feeding Cormorant112 viewsManaged to capture the battle between bird and eel at Whisby Nature Park on 27/7/2010, it lasted around 7 minutes before the bird won!Steve Nesbitt
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Cormorant66 viewsCormorant at WhisbyMalcolm Johnson
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Cormorant92 viewsCormorant - Kirkby on Bain - taken by my son age 8Russell Hayes
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cormorant56 viewscormorant covenhamDon Davis
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Cormorant144 viewsCormorant - Sinensis - Kirkby On BainRussell Hayes
   
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