Assertion: crested cormorant | /r/HasProperty | rare vagrant
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Supporting this, though not diagnostic per se, is the fact that they look quite 'dainty' as Great Cormorants go, with a thinner bill etc: due to the smaller size on average, and the greater amount of bare facial skin, sinensis could potentially be confused with the far rarer Double-crested Cormorant (a very rare vagrant from North America to those who aren't aware), but the feathering extending up along the throat would rule that remote possibility out (and the white-headed birds can be told from DCC on plumage alone).