The Double-crested Cormorants on the Blaine Marina breakwater are looking
spectacular, as far as a cormorant can be.
Clearly defined white double crests, bright cobalt blue of their inner
mouth, and a few strange poses. The one shot with the tail, wings and head
up I saw only two doing. They'd get into this position and kind of rock
about.
For those not familiar with this area, a few hundred birds and a hundred
nests line the rocky breakwater.

The Pacific Loons keep looking better too. There were still a few hundred
off Semiahmoo Spit a few days ago. Maybe my best views yet.

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