juvenile Cormorant drying wings

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SKU NGAF20070 Categories Birds of Europe including Migratory Birds, British Wildlife, Wildlife Tags 4 chambered heart, aerodynamics, animal, animals, aquatic, Aves, Avian, behaviour, birdwatching, Ciconiiformes, coast, commensural, common, contour feathers, Contra Joure, Cormorant, display, diving, drying, European race, feathers, flocking, Great Cormorant, hooked beak, hypothermia, juvenile, keratin, kleptoparasite, living dinosaur, Non-passerine, olfactory, ornithology, Pelecaniformes, Phalacrocoracidae, Phalacrocorax carbo, piscivore, Plumage, Preening, primary, roost, scales, Scarborough, seashore, secondary, shaft, silhouette, sinensis, spread, stance, sternum, texture, uk, Vertebrate, warm blooded, warming, water bird, widespread, wild animals, wildlife, wildlife habitat, wildlife images, wildlife photography, wildlife photos, wildlife pictures, wings

Description

A juvenile Cormorant dries out in the sunshine. Diving in the cool North Sea means it is just as important to warm up as it is to dry their well oiled and preened plumage.

Photographer: Nick Greaves