Anhinga female by danapommet
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This is a female Anhinga. The brown neck is the key ID, as the male has a black neck. They fish underwater and when they surface, only the neck shows for a few seconds before they are back underwater chasing their next meal. The underwater �fishing� soaks the feathers and when they are done they sit with their wings spread to dry out their feathers. They are about 35 inches (89cm) long with a wingspan of 45 inches (114cm). They have very similar habits to the Cormorants. Taken at the Wakodahatchee Wetlands, February 2nd.
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Wow!