Double Crested CormorantS At Brigantine

On this visit to Brigantine the birds were far off in the distance as we were driving down the Wildlife Drive. But we did find a group of Double Crested Cormorants at this section of the Drive. The Featured Image was taken at 1200mm with a Canon R.

**Double Crested Cormorants**, 2 image Panorama, **@ 600mm, f/8, Canon R**, **then cropped in for tighter view**

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6 Comments on “Double Crested CormorantS At Brigantine”

Greta DH
August 31, 2021

Beautiful how you captured the light, Reed.

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- Reed Andariese
  September 1, 2021
  
  Thanks Greta! They are fun to watch interact with each other! And fun to photograph!
  
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Steve Gingold
September 1, 2021

I like the wing spreading/drying in the first. That always makes a nice portrait.

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- Reed Andariese
  September 1, 2021
  
  Thanks Steve! That is one of their favorite poses when drying their wings after swimming and diving for a meal.
  
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belindagroverphotography
September 3, 2021

Nice lighting and composition, Reed!

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- Reed Andariese
  September 3, 2021
  
  Thanks so much Belinda! It was a fun photo day!
  
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