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Cormorants, En Vau calanque, River Rhone

23 October 2018 by David

Cormorant fishing, En Vau calanque

Lone cormorants fishing in the deep waters of En Vau calanque near Marseille, with the white of the limestone cliffs reflected off the surface of the sea. A trio of the same species fly upstream alone the River Rhone.

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