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  1. 21-04-2010 #1
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    Taken at St. James Park on Sunday
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    They are the cargo-planes of the bird world... or maybe even 'Thunderbird 2'


    Is that a black Cormorant at the side? I'm not very good at sea birds, but it looks cormorant-like... and it's black
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    Yes, that is a cormorant by them.
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    Nice captures Joe
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    Yes nice shots Joe, they are amazing birds.
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    Great shots, Joe!

    My, this is a night for bringing back memories! That's where I saw my first Pelicans nearly 60 years ago...
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