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Toronto Cormorant Colony

Toronto Cormorant Colony

Taken from Leslie Street spit, the trees have all been killed by the fecal matter of the Cormorants..This has also impacted the resident Night Heron colony nega...
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Taken from Leslie Street spit, the trees have all been killed by the fecal matter of the Cormorants..This has also impacted the resident Night Heron colony negatively.
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DMC-FZ200

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Aperture 45/10 ISO 100 Shutter 10/16000 Focal Length 340/10

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Jul, 2021

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