Front, back, and upside down November 12, 2015 · by Birder's Journey A graceful Cormorant luxuriates in the morning by the waters’ edge. . . Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Like Loading...
So nice to hear from you, AB. I’ve been very lax about posting and commenting the past couple of weeks. Yes, the Cormorant’s eyes really sparkle in the sunlight! LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Incredible photos, BJ — I love the pose, the hooked bill, the azure eyes, and the bending webbed feet. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
I’ll always connect Cormorants with Toulouse-Lautrec now, thanks to your post! LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
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Like studio portraits. Very nice.
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Thanks Mike – they made great models!
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Beautiful shots, and don’t you love those blue eyes!
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So nice to hear from you, AB. I’ve been very lax about posting and commenting the past couple of weeks. Yes, the Cormorant’s eyes really sparkle in the sunlight!
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Incredible photos, BJ — I love the pose, the hooked bill, the azure eyes, and the bending webbed feet.
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Cormorants can look really gracious when they try~!
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What a stretch workout! Remarkable capture, Bj!
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Thanks Amy!
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Love this! Great photos!
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I’ll always connect Cormorants with Toulouse-Lautrec now, thanks to your post!
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Thanks so much for reading!
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