Two Double-crested Cormorant — one stationary — the other adrift on the tide,
passing with postures,
and silhouettes.
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “(Extra)ordinary.”
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Such a nice photography…almost a story happening here.
Yes, and before the Cormorant got on the drifting wood, there had been about six small Mew Gulls on it. The Cormorant attacked them and claimed the floating island as his. I’ll show that series another day!