One of the great things about John James Audubon is that he ate what he painted. His description of the Common Cormorant:
" The flesh of this species is dark, tough, and fishy, its eggs also do not furnish agreeable food, and it is seldom that either are eaten, even by epicures."
51 posted on 05/27/2005 11:50:58 AM PDT by Boss_Jim_Gettys
(Willing to compromise...NOT)