Uses of Bird Photography, revisited #5

To:	Geoffrey Dabb <>
Subject:	Uses of Bird Photography, revisited #5
From:	Martin Butterfield <>
Date:	Fri, 25 Oct 2013 14:37:00 +1100

You are correct Geoffrey: it was 5 species that I reported . The one missing here is Black-faced: I wonder why: they are common enough at Eden and Glenelg.

Martin

On 25 October 2013 09:38, Geoffrey Dabb <> wrote:

#5 - to record notable juxtapositions

The scene is the beach at Werribee looking across to the Bellarine Peninsular. 4 species of cormorants, with a surfeit of Pieds, are sitting on a ruined structure. I recall some years ago Martin Butterfield reported – was it 5 species of cormorants? - on a beach in South Australia (Glenelg?) The archive does not allow easy retrieval of that report, but I did discover that Martin has had a long and wide association with cormorants.

In any event, this is the totality of cormorant species you are likely to find in the bay

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Martin Butterfield

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