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Red-faced Cormorant:Ingatu{ - Phalacrocorax urile Ingatu{, aagayuu{ liidaaguzaku{ sagima}ii agacha uluudaza{, ama kahnuliisim quhmakix karmaanil}itana{ liidaza{. Slum aslaan hakangis angalingis chid}aayuna{ liidazas. Hagumatakus agiichigaan ala}um achidan igana}ingis ilan isxa}izas, asxuunulax hasam qayanaa{tangis kugan saahmla}izas. Aagayuu}im isxa{tanangis liidas isxa{tazas. Qankus asxuunulax siching saahmlam chid}igan angalidigangis saahmla{tazas. Kadim hadagaan taya}us ay{anangis asla qakungis alakan agudix, hasas kugan aagayuu}is asxuunulax ingatus sa}al agungis amgaax hadan huya{tal cha}iisal suzanas hiila{tazas. Sulal agudix ataqan quganam ngaan tukluxch{il aguun, agitaadat igach{izaku{ maasal, alaaza{siisal sulazaqangis hiila{tazas. Ingatus udaan ahmi}an slum aslaan aIanaza}ulas, qalgayaxsxazalakas maalal kalulgaza}ulas.
Red-faced Cormorant - Phalacrocorax urile The red-faced cormorant has a red face even though it is very similar to the Pelagic cormorant. It has two white spots toward the back of its sides. This makes the bird look like it's carrying white handkerchiefs in its pockets. During the summer, the red-faced cormorant's feathers look greenish. Sometimes they nest on cliffs which are their rookeries. Their nests are similar to the Pelagic cormorant. They lay three to four eggs. These are light blue in color. |