Date: 7/23/26 10:46 pm
From: Hugh Ranson via groups.io <zonetail1...>
Subject: [sbcobirding] Possible Neotropic Cormorant
Yesterday Mark Bright and I had permission to go into the Coal Oil Point
Reserve to survey bees on the north side of the dunes. There was a flock of
cormorants on the shore of the lagoon that wouldn't have been visible from
the beach. I glassed through them but didn't see anything unusual, but upon
seeing a photo that Mark took of the flock, it's apparent there was a
diminutive bird amongst the group. The size and proportions look good for
Neotropis, but the bird was too distant to pick out other features.

Hugh Ranson
SB


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