- sea floor.
After fishing,
cormorants go as****, and are
frequently seen
holding their wings out in the sun. All
cormorants have
preen gland secretions...
- Norway, the
cormorant is a
traditional game bird. Each year
approximately 10,000
cormorants are shot to be eaten. In
North Norway,
cormorants are traditionally...
-
cormorant that has lost the
ability to fly. It was
placed in its own genus, Nannopterum, but then was
later placed with most of the
other cormorants in...
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During the
breeding season,
adults have a blue
throat patch. Brandt's
cormorants live on the
Pacific coast of
North America, in
habitats such as bays,...
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mainly eats fish and
hunts by
swimming and diving. Its feathers, like all
cormorants, are not waterproof, and it must dry them out
after spending time in the...
-
Cormorant fishing is a
traditional fishing technique in
which fishermen use
trained cormorants to
catch fish in rivers. Historically,
cormorant fishing...
-
Pacific cormorant species into the
genus Urile,
based on a 2014
study that
supported reclassifying the Brandt's, red-faced, and
pelagic cormorants into that...
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larger size (though male
pelagic cormorants can be as
large as
female red-faced
cormorants).
Unlike the red-faced
cormorant, the
present species usually calls...
- A
cormorant is a
family of
approximately 40
species of sea bird.
Cormorant may also
refer to: CH-149
Cormorant, a
Canadian Forces helicopter Lockheed Martin...
-
neotropic cormorant. The
neotropic cormorant was
formerly placed in the
genus Phalacrocorax. A
molecular phylogenetic study of the
cormorants published...
