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Posted by Cameron Cox on 21:28:49 02/04/12
In Reply to: Neotropical Cormorant @ Wakodahatchee posted by Glenn Miller
Just looked at Glenn Miller's excellent photos with the other cormorant and only have one question. WHAT THE HELL IS THAT OTHER CORMORANT WITH THE NEOTROPIC? That thing isn't a Double-crested! Small blackish bill, no orange in the lores, no "double-crest". If I were guessing I would say that bird is an adult Double-crested X Neotropic breeding with a pure Neotropic, opening several other cans of worms. The most notable being how long have Neotropic Cormorants been breeding in south Florida given it takes a cormorant 2-3 year to reach adulthood.
Cameron Cox
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