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Cormorão (Cormorant)

Phalacrocorax brasiliensis

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It seems to me that these are black swans, but I'm not sure...

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Yep.. definitely no bats.. and definitely no swans, They close up looks like Great Cormorants PHALACROCORAX CARBO
I thought they could be geese, but they don't exist in Brazil, and I never heard of black geese migrating over our country...
Definitely they are not bat (too large). I posted a partial zoom of the picture, can you check it, and try to help me to identify it?
Can you zoom in on them? Maybe BATS? But I think it is to organized for bats!
Actually, there are not wild black swans in Brazil. Looking better, I think they are not swans.
Do you have black swans in you Country?
Whoa this is crazy; if you cover the trio of birds on the left side with your hand and look at the result, it looks like (to me at least) they're making the shape of a grand bird flying away upwards. Hahaha still a great shot though. :)
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PublishedSeptember 11, 2011

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