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Young Cormorants Rescued From a Thick Layer of Mud; without Help, They Would Have Perished.

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Several young cormorants were rescued on Monday from a thick layer of mud in the Quackjeswater nature reserve near Rockanje. Part of the area has dried up due to the drought. The birds were stuck so deep that they likely would not have been able to free themselves without help.
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Several young cormorants were rescued on Monday from a thick layer of mud in the Quackjeswater nature reserve near Rockanje. Part of the area has dried up due to the drought. The birds were stuck so deep that they likely would not have been able to free themselves without help.

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RTV Rijnmond broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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