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Florida Cormorant

Phalacrocorax auritus floridanus

Photo by JillyEnFuego
Published on Project Noah
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26.4783, -80.1436

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Habitat:

[The] Florida Cormorant the smallest of the five subspecies, it is found from southern and central Texas east to the Atlantic and from North Carolina south to Florida. Records indicate that this subspecies was abundant throughout its range before the 20th century, but now is only abundant in Florida. (Wikipedia)

Notes:

He had LOADS of personality, he was heckling passers-by who failed to notice him and he stayed for a while...I got a lot of shots of him.

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