These flew over in a flock of around a dozen, but I have cropped to see if anyone can ID these. My only guess is ducks.
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Bird Id needed
They're not ducks--too big. The picture is not too clear but they look like Anhingas to me.
Jimbo
Double-crested Cormorants
Ned do you think their juveniles?
Looks like theres quite a bit of white on the neck area.
Yep...looks like only one adult-plumage bird.
Cormorants fly with head/neck slightly elevated.
My original thought was Cormorants, but the head seemed all wrong. Guess I better start going with my first instinct. Thanks for the help.
Take a look at the female Anhinga. Question: Were they flying way up high? We have Cormorants around here and to me they do not look like Cormorants.
This message was edited Nov 22, 2007 9:45 AM
These flew over in a flock of around a dozen
A "flock" of Anhingas would be extraordinary outside of migration
(Melbourne Anhingas are resident)
Seem to have orange gular pouches
Birds seem heavy-bodied, short-tailed and their tail tips appear black, not tan
Most juvenile Double-crested Cormorants have very pale chest and upper belly
Ditto to Old Ned, Double-crested Cormorants
Resin
They were a distance away, but not very high up.
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