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2005-02-06 07:23 pm (UTC)
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The cormorant and shag are both big, and black. Bigger than your common duck. (mallard/aylesbury)
The grebe is light brown, with paler patches on its face -- and, of course, the crest. Smaller than a duck.
The greebe swims
above
the surface, but when it dives it often surfaces surprisingly far away.
I've never seen a cormorant or shag on the surface. I always see them in flight, or sat on marker posts or fence posts in the rain.
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The grebe is light brown, with paler patches on its face -- and, of course, the crest. Smaller than a duck.
The greebe swims above the surface, but when it dives it often surfaces surprisingly far away.
I've never seen a cormorant or shag on the surface. I always see them in flight, or sat on marker posts or fence posts in the rain.