Went by there today around 12:30 and found the Anhinga immediately. It was
up at the top of one of the tall skinny dead trees in the middle. It stayed
there for a while and then flew down. I was able to track it and find it.
Finally got some close-up shots of the bird. No big thrill for a Floridian
or Texan.. but it sure was for me:)
It has molted and lost all the tail feathers but as can be seen in some of
the images, they are growing back. What are the chances it will stay around
all winter?? Most of the Egrets are gone from the marsh now.
Pics are here.. (2 pages)
http://lyndablair.smugmug.com/Other/New/19092879_cQ3XKn#!i=2027828691&k=jc2WKPm
Happy birding to all,
Lynda Blair
New Kent County
