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Little Black Shag in East Kalimantan, Indonesia: First Confirmation of the Species' Presence in Borneo in Over 150 Years

land riverine and lake habitats, and to a lesser extent, tidal creeks and coasts (Harrison 1985; Ortha 1992). Normally the species is conspicuously gregarious and is largely sedentary throughout its range (Harrison 1985). In the western part of its range, i.e., on Borneo and Sumatra, it is rarely recorded (Smythies and Davison 1999; van Marle and Voous 1988), although Harrison (1985) lists the species as a breeding resident in Borneo. In contrast, on Java, the species has become more numerous over the last decades and it