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Thanks guys - I had to go do a lil digging but in this case it was worth it - It was is Double Crested Cormorant - not the Anhinga. He was still eating my fish.... - Slender, long-necked with a straight, pointy bill, wearing a snazzy jacket = Anhinga. - Shorter necked , hooked, curved and orange bill, wearing basic black = Cormorant! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ If you would like to learn more about these birds visit: The Cornell Lab of Ornithology – All About Birders: Anhinga The Cornell Lab of Ornithology – All About Birders: Double-crested Cormorant
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8 Ponds in Mid-East Ohio, three streams that merge to 1.
Fishbowl Pond - 1.5 acre, family swimming hole, 22' Figure 8 Pond - 1.25 acre, 12' Crescent Pond - 2 acre 11'
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