Jan 23, 2013

Birds- Cormorant Expressions



Going for a morning walk around a lake has many benefits. Fresh air, cool breeze and a lot of birdlife around. Central Park in Fremont, California was one such place where people enjoyed walks, group exercises, kids played and feed ducks. There were flocks of canada geese, common coots, families of mallards, egrets and cormorants. There were few more species of water birds which weren't in abundance. I love shooting cormorant expressions. They are very expressive birds :)
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46 comments:

  1. Great! Love the close up of the cheek

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    1. Welcome to my blog Amanda :) Thank you for visiting.

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  2. Fantastic!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.

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  3. This is an awesome shot of the cormorant! It's very difficult to see the details on the feathers, but you managed to do so here. Love the wide open mouth. Visiting from WBW.

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    1. Glad you liked the picture Gail :) Thank you for visiting!

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  4. This cormorant appears to have an interesting personality. :))

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    1. Yeah, cormorants have special expressions that we could really personify :) Thanks you for visiting.

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  5. Great photo with the beak wide open.

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  6. Cool capture of the Cormorant! Have a great day!

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  7. while this is an exceptionally beautiful capture, it just makes me sad to remember that my zoom lens is broken and i cannot fix nor replace it just yet, sigh.

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    1. Awww! Hope you replace the broken lens soon!

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  8. He looks like he's yawning! Great capture.

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    1. Betty, he definitely looks like yawning :) Thank you for visiting!

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  9. haha either he is singing baba black sheep, or he actually wants something desperately to eat. Nevertheless loved it!

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    1. It looked like it is yawning! It was drying its wings probably!

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  10. Oh I love watching cormorants when they are fishing - they are so skilled. And those turquoise eyes! Lovely capture here, Kusum!

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    1. Yes! They are very skillful in fishing! Thank you for visiting!

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  11. Whoa! great timing.
    I had one of Coucal sometime back in my fm.

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    1. Thanks Indrani. Coucal is very lucky per my Mother :)

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  12. That was a delightful capture, Kusum:)

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  13. Haha Good one Kusum!

    www.rajniranjandas.blogspot.in

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  14. Hi Kusum: Amazing Cormorant.! There is a Blog of 2012 Award for you. Please pick it up at Ramblings and Musings: www.sankriti.blogspot.in

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    1. Thank you so much Mr. Ramakrishnan for the award and all the support! Hope you will find my blog interesting all through 2013 too :)

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  15. I love it! I'm happy when I get a nice pic of a bird, but that's usually when they are just sitting nicely in a tree. I love the expression you caught.

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  16. wow! That is a great picture. And that is an expression, really. :)

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    1. Thanks DN. Yeah, I too feel cormorants have interesting expressions :)

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  17. That bird looks how I feel most mornings! But a good yawn moves things along!

    I was very pleased with the albatross images!

    Cheers and thanks for the link to WBW.

    Stewart M - Melbourne

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  18. Now that image would most assuredly be worth the walk around the lake...wow~

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    1. Isn't it? I love it to walk around the lake! Thank you Mary for visiting :)

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  19. What a great expression! Brilliant shot!

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  20. Oh this made me smile.. So cute and what wonderful eyes. Thank you for adding this beautiful bird to Nature Notes Kusum.....Michelle

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  21. a perfect moment captured in time. great job Kusum.

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