I hope you're not tired of the Anhinga because I was really enamored by them! They're also referred to as the Snakebird because of their habit of only having the head above water while fishing.
I loved watching them sun, so beautiful all spread out like that!
I love their little puffy heads!
And their modest splash of color amongst the black and white.
Truly incredible birds!
I'm loving looking at each and every photo. I've never had the privilege of seeing an Anhinga, so I'm livving vicariously!
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kayleen
They are beautifel with different kind of feathers and colors. I am happy taht you share this with us :-)
ReplyDeleteI guess I've only seen them wet. I didn't know they had such a fluffy hairdo. :) Great photos, as usual.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful portraits! Love the colors in the bird that you wouldn't think you'd see on a black bird. That teal around its eye stands right out. Great macros!
ReplyDeleteAmazing bird!
ReplyDeleteThat is one formidable beak. Nice pics.
ReplyDeleteWow...truly beautiful! Stunning creature...i am smitten!
ReplyDeleteKiki~
the Anhinga is a beautiful bird. love that collective color around his/ her eyes. and, it certainly knows how to carry a hairdo, doesn't it? lovely photos. thanks for sharing. have a great night.
ReplyDeleteCool looking bird and great photos!
ReplyDeleteHe is absolutely breathtakingly beautiful. Such great pictures!
ReplyDeleteHe's a charmer alright! (Get it? Snakebird? Charmer? nevermind...)
ReplyDeletejust wow.
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