Anhingas Keep Each Other Company During Nesting by Coleen Perilloux Landry

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25 April 2009	Coleen Perilloux Landry

Anhingas Keep Each Other Company During Nesting

Unlike most birds I have seen, the anhingas, like the comorants, stay close to each other throughout the nesting period. See Earl Arboneaux's image of nesting comorants at http://www.pbase.com/image/111767270.

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pierreratte		13-Sep-2010 19:08
just great Bravo

Guest		27-Apr-2009 15:35
Your walls should be covered with these nesting pairs! Great work....Again!

Neal Nye		27-Apr-2009 12:02
A beautiful shot of the two of them.

Yvonne		27-Apr-2009 00:53
Magnificent looking birds aren't they!

Herb		26-Apr-2009 23:45
Nice catch

Gayle P. Clement		26-Apr-2009 23:45
Interesting observation. Usually the egrets take turns on the nest, one foraging for food while the others nests.

Al Chesworth		26-Apr-2009 19:37
Nice shot Coleen, those beaks look like needles.

Zak		26-Apr-2009 18:24
2's company!

A J Adams		26-Apr-2009 18:17
Another well executed shot.

Shayne		26-Apr-2009 17:30
Wonderful capture Coleen!

Guest		26-Apr-2009 15:58
Very nicely captured...

Virginia Craig		26-Apr-2009 15:12
Great capture. They are striking birds.

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