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Cormorant’s have returned to the area in large numbers. These ones are feeding along the Saugus River. They hang out year round in small groups, but in the fall thousands return to the area and the Great Cormorants stay the winter. These birds will dive all day and bring up fish to eat. The seagulls will swoop in and try to steal the fish. They feed in groups and then rest in a group. Bonus flyover by another interesting bird. We won’t name the bird seen in the video. We’ll let you do some homew

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