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Anhinga Drying its Wings Royalty Free Stock Photo

Anhinga drying its wings in the Everglades. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Anhinga drying its wings in Everglades National Park, Florida Royalty Free Stock Photo

Anhinga drying its wings in the sun in the Everglades Royalty Free Stock Photo

Anhinga bird drying its feathers in Everglades Royalty Free Stock Photo

Anhinga or Snake Bird Drying Its Wings on a Tree Branch Royalty Free Stock Photo

Anhinga drying its wings in the Everglades.

Anhinga Drying Its Wings Along a Wetland Pond Royalty Free Stock Photo

BIRDS- Close Up of an Anhinga Drying Wings During Mating Season Royalty Free Stock Photo

BIRDS- A Beautiful Anhinga, in Mating Mask, Drying Wings Royalty Free Stock Photo

Closeup of an Anhinga drying its wings in the Everglades Royalty Free Stock Photo

Anhinga perched on a branch while stretching and drying its wings. Found in Everglades Royalty Free Stock Photo

Anhinga drying its wings in Everglades National Park, Florida. The bird's feathers lack oils, so when its feathers are soaking wet, the bird cannot fly. The animal is often called the snake bird because when it is swimming underwater its long neck looks much like a snake. Scientific name is Anhinga anhinga.