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It looks like that brownish cormorant sees the heron taking off and thinks, “Hey, I can do that too!”
good eye Audrey!
Perfect title … were they revering the Heron perched above them? I recognized the Cormorants, having seen so many of them during recent walks. None of these birds were bobbing for fish, just taking in the Tofino beauty.
this spot is a rocky islet out in the harbour.Birds of all types like it for resting.That Heron is almost always perched there.Those Cormorants are recent arrivals.
Everyone has to have a safe place to stop and take a breather sometimes … it looks like the Comorants are copycats.
everyone hangs out there sooner or later.
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thank you for reblogging!
Super 👍👍👍
thank you Tiffani!