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cormorant

[kawr-mer-uhnt] / ˈkɔr mər ənt /


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We had a lake behind our house, and Boomer was chasing everything with a feather out of it — ducks, cormorants, anything that moved.

From Seattle Times

Light blue sloping streaks, lower left and lower middle, rising above the cormorants’ calls depict the calls of the great-tailed grackle.

From Washington Post

“How about that triple-birder over there,” Green radios from the wheelhouse, gesturing at a floating log with three cormorants perched on it.

From Seattle Times

It is home to a number of species not found anywhere else including giant tortoises, flightless cormorants and several species of iguanas, including the pink iguana.

From Reuters

The round enclosure also holds a swimming cormorant and a large snake whose head and tail can’t be seen, suggesting existence without beginning or end.

From Washington Post