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 Cormorant Fishing - 5 Spots To Witness A Treasured Fishing TraditionUkai (cormorant fishing) is a Cormorant Fishing - 5 Spots To Witness A Treasured Fishing TraditionUkai (cormorant fishing) is a

Cormorant Fishing - 5 Spots To Witness A Treasured Fishing Tradition

Ukai (cormorant fishing) is a traditional technique of catching river fish with the help of cormorants. Three rivers in Japan are said to be preserving this old custom -  Nagara River in Gifu, Hiji River in Ehime and Mikuma River in Oita.

https://matcha-jp.com/en/4436


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one cormorant who is so silly

one cormorant who is so silly


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Sun bathing cormorants

Riders on the Storm (by Ingrid Taylar)

Riders on the Storm (by Ingrid Taylar)


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 I’m still in my planning phase for future work, so I’ve been looking back at older work

I’m still in my planning phase for future work, so I’ve been looking back at older work a lot lately. This is yet another piece I wish to draw more from.


“Phalacrocorax auritus”, 2015, Ball point pen, Ink pencils, Acrylic ink, Marker, Colored pencil, Graphite, and Gel pen on Hot-Pressed Watercolor Paper, 18 ¼ x 24in, framed: 22 ¼ in x  28 in. sold.


I have been more active on my instagram than anything else lately, so if you are interested in seeing more frequent posts, or posts dealing with my process, please follow me on there! @laurenmarxart all lower case. <3


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Cormorant in Mestre. 2019 graphite. Michael Pontieri

cypherdecypher:

Animal of the Day!

Flightless Cormorant (Phalacrocorax harrisi)

(Photo by Pauline Banducci)

Conservation Status-Vulnerable

Habitat-Galapagos Islands

Size (Weight/Length)- 5 kg; 91 cm

Diet-Fish; Squid; Octopus

Cool Facts- Due to spending its entire evolutionary life on the Galapagos Islands, the flightless cormorant is a truly unique bird. It is the only species of cormorant that is unable to fly. While their wings are much too small to fly, these cormorants can dive up to 70 meters in less than 3 minutes. While they will eat sea animal that can fit in their mouth, they prefer fish and octopus. Despite having the ability to dive, their feathers are not waterproof. This means that they have to spend a considerable amount of time sunning themselves to dry off and prevent becoming waterlogged. Due to a recent increase in individuals due to conservation efforts, the flightless cormorant is no longer considered endangered!

Rating-11/10 (Evolution in the making.)

A cormorant spreading it’s wings to dry them in the sun at WWT Slimbridge.I am not entirely sure of

A cormorant spreading it’s wings to dry them in the sun at WWT Slimbridge.

I am not entirely sure of the breed of goose populating the banks, but going by the dark bars across the chest and the white ringed, orange beak I would hazard a guess at the Greater White-fronted Goose.


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Double-crested cormorant, Everglades National Park, FloridaDouble-crested cormorant, Everglades National Park, Florida

Double-crested cormorant, Everglades National Park, Florida


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Cormorant harpy for cdc January 2020 challenge

Revisiting some of my old photography

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