My bird of the day - Little Pied Cormorant

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Subject:	My bird of the day - Little Pied Cormorant
From:	Harold Schranz <>
Date:	Fri, 13 Jun 2014 17:32:36 +1000

Hi Folks

After having a school kids function to attend in Amaroo I took the chance for exercise and fresh air to visit the local suburban pond (not Yerrabi and it could do with a name!) South-West of Good Shepherd Primary School. Spied a few birds but this bird impressed me (I guess I'm easily impressed!).

Enjoy

Harold

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