Grey-headed Swamphens Porphyrio poliocephalus are a species of Purple Swamphen found from the Middle East through Nepal and India to Northern Thailand. In the 1990’s some got loose in southern Florida, where they are now established. They are a sort of rail, and wade around in marshes and shallow ponds. Their bill is bright red, very large, with a shield on top that covers part of the head.
These ones must I think have been nesting, because a cormorant came near (right foreground), and they attacked it fiercely:
One of the swamphens kicked and pecked it:
And eventually they fully submerged it, or perhaps it dived and fled:
Either way, Swamphens 1 Cormorant 0.
Eyes on the Wild 