Cormorants (Phalacrocoracidae) - HBW 1
South Georgia Shag (Phalacrocorax georgianus)
French: Cormoran géorgien
German: Südgeorgienscharbe
Spanish: Cormorán de Georgia
Other common names: South Georgia Cormorant
Taxonomy: Phalacrocorax atriceps georgianus Lönnberg, 1906, South Georgia.
Often considered race of P. atriceps. Some authors restrict species to population of South Georgia, those of other zones being referred to P. bransfieldensis. Species sometimes placed in genus Notocarbo. Monotypic.
Distribution: South Georgia, South Orkney Is, South Sandwich Is and Shag Rocks (Scotia Sea).
- Least Concern
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Close-up of an adult in breeding plumage, details of the head St Andrews Bay, South Georgia (Monotypic species)
Laurent Demongin 25 September 2008 49 weeks ago 30 sec 4.5 -
Two birds in the water and flying Shag Rocks, South Georgia (Monotypic species)
Helmut Schenkel Br... 31 October 2000 2 years ago 22 sec 3.5 -
An adult bird flying Grytviken, South Georgia (Monotypic species)
Gus Yaki 9 February 2000 2 years ago 18 sec 3.3 -
Two adult birds, one of them preening Grytviken, South Georgia (Monotypic species)
Gus Yaki 9 February 2000 2 years ago 12 sec 3.1
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Details of the head of an adult St Andrews Bay, South Georgia (Monotypic species)
Laurent Demongin 23 September 2008 1 year ago 4.6 -
An adult opening its wing (with a Pale-faced Sheathbill) St Andrews Bay, South Georgia (Monotypic species)
Laurent Demongin 23 September 2008 1 year ago 4.5 -
An adult in breeding plumage on a rocky coast (seen from the back) St Andrews Bay, South Georgia (Monotypic species)
Laurent Demongin 23 September 2008 1 year ago 4.1 -
An adult on a rocky coast (frontal view) St Andrews Bay, South Georgia (Monotypic species)
Laurent Demongin 25 September 2008 1 year ago 4
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