The juvenile cormorant that I spotted early in December seems to have taken up residence on the stretch of the River Aire between Hirst Weir and the aqueduct. One day when I passed, it was perched on a tree stump grounded on the weir. Perhaps fish are easier to catch as they tumble over the weir? From a distance I thought it was the heron, which often frequents this spot, but as I got closer I could see it wasn't. Handsome birds, aren't they?
Friday, 12 January 2018
It's that cormorant again
The juvenile cormorant that I spotted early in December seems to have taken up residence on the stretch of the River Aire between Hirst Weir and the aqueduct. One day when I passed, it was perched on a tree stump grounded on the weir. Perhaps fish are easier to catch as they tumble over the weir? From a distance I thought it was the heron, which often frequents this spot, but as I got closer I could see it wasn't. Handsome birds, aren't they?
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Handsome birds, aren't they? Well done.
ReplyDeleteThey are handsome. I like the way you have captured the moving water.
ReplyDeleteThis one looks quite distinctive.
ReplyDeleteLooking for some lunch!
ReplyDeletehi. I also spotted the cormorant today 13th January morning at Baildon bridge
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