Red-faced Cormorant

Urile urile

The Red-faced Cormorant is a striking seabird with a distinctive red face and throat. It is a medium-sized cormorant with a long, slender neck and a hooked bill. This species is known for its remarkable diving ability, using its webbed feet to propel itself underwater in search of fish and crustaceans. Red-faced Cormorants breed in coastal areas of the North Pacific, often nesting on rocky cliffs or islands. They are highly specialized for marine life and are rarely seen far from the coast. These birds are known for their stunning aerial displays during courtship, with pairs engaging in synchronized flights and intricate calls.

Habitat: Coastal areas of the North Pacific