The Little Black Cormorant is slim and black, with a green sheen on its back. It dives to catch fish and other prey.
It is slim and black, with a green sheen on the back. During the breeding season, adult birds develop fine white flecks on the head and neck, and the green sheen becomes bronze.
It dives to catch fish, crustaceans, and aquatic insects. Groups may pursue fish together, and birds spread their wings to dry their wet feathers after feeding.
It breeds in colonies, often on the fringes of heron or ibis colonies. It builds a large stick nest in a tree fork or on the ground, and both sexes share nest-building, incubation, and feeding the young.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.