Lake Merritt is a stop on the bird migration pathway. Comorants love to sit on the lake perches facing the sun at the end of the day. Yesterday I drove by and the entire lake was covered with all manner of birds. Phenomenal.
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That is a great shot. Now my question is, How did you get all those birds to cooperate and pose so nicely? I have a hard time with just one cat. Hear that Sinbad?
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ReplyDeletemarvellous sight - nowhere for any other birds to perch.
ReplyDeleteWow, thats a lot of cormorants! Round here in Yorkshire the largest birds I get to see are herons and then only perhaps 1 or 2 per month.
ReplyDeleteLol, pnenomenal is the word!
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ReplyDeleteThat is such an interesting photograph. Are those perches placed in the water for birds to rest on? Best to you in 2011.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great shot. Now my question is, How did you get all those birds to cooperate and pose so nicely? I have a hard time with just one cat. Hear that Sinbad?
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How cute -it's like the birds are all waiting for the concert to begin:) Wishing you a happy New Year!
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