Entangled Brandt’s Cormorant Rescued at La Jolla Cove
Entangled Brandt’s Cormorant,. Photographed from a distance via zoom. © Wildlife Jewels® / Azi Sharif, Aug 26, 2026.
Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew rescued a Brandt’s Cormorant entangled in fishing gear at La Jolla Cove.
A precious Brandt’s Cormorant was rescued from fishing gear at La Jolla yesterday. 💙
A compassionate community member reported the entangled bird at La Jolla Cove while Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew was already nearby searching for injured and distressed wildlife along the coastline.
Our Rescue Crew immediately responded. With the tide rising and the cormorant at the water’s edge, every second mattered. The bird was safely contained, rescued, and transported to wildlife rehabilitation for care.
Sadly, this was not the only entangled cormorant documented in La Jolla yesterday.
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Community reports play an important role in helping responders locate wildlife in need, assess conditions, and determine whether rescue may be possible.
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Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew rescues an entangled Brandt’s Cormorant at La Jolla Cove on August 26, 2026.
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Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew rescued a Brandt’s Cormorant entangled in fishing gear at La Jolla Cove and transported the bird to wildlife rehabilitation for care.