Double Crested Cormorant Birds with the males' being larger

with the males' being larger and featuring a distinctive prong

rocky slopes with ease

Bill: Long

They’re also drawn to hummingbird feeders and non-native flowering plants

Keen eyesight for spotting prey even in low light or murky water

Double Crested Cormorant Birds with the males' being largerA large, dark waterbird commonly found in the Coachella Valley near lakes, reservoirs, and slow moving rivers. These birds are adept divers, using their powerful webbed feet to propel themselves underwater in search of fish. Identification: Size: About 28 35 inches long with a wingspan of 45 48 inches. Coloration: Mostly black with a slight greenish or bronze sheen. Bill: Long, hooked, and yellow orange at the base. Eyes: Vivid blue. Distinctive