Cormorants have launched an invasion on a harbor in Nova Scotia, leaving behind a mess of feces and seaweed. The Crown corporation responsible for operating a ferry service from the Sydney, N.S. harbor has announced plans to form a task force in order to reclaim the terminal and piers from these avian intruders.
The cormorants have not only covered the docks with large amounts of guano and seaweed, but this is the second year in a row that they have chosen the harbor as their nesting grounds. As a result, designated cleaning stations have been set up to help visitors salvage their soiled shoes.
In an effort to regain control of the harbor, a specialized task force will be formed. The Crown corporation is determined to evict the cormorants and restore order to the terminal and piers. However, it is evident that the birds currently hold the upper hand in this battle.
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Updates on this ongoing battle for the Nova Scotia harbor will be provided in the future.
