- Delores Knowles
- View Portfolio
- Image 50 of 53
- Added 10 Jan 2008
- 424 Views
- 13 Comments
- 3 Favorites
- Share This Image On...
©Delores J. Knowles -- The morning sun caught the feathers on this male Anhinga just right as he was drying his wings after a swim in the pond. Unlike most other waterfowl, the Anhinga can swim completely submerged under the water as he searches for his next meal. Photographed in Lake County, Florida.
13 Comments
Karie Goffic 20 Feb 2008
beautiful photo! love your work!mel taylor 23 Jan 2008
Beautiful how the etched wood and the wings of the bird mimic each other...great capture, Delores! melHeidi Olson 20 Jan 2008
A beautiful capture..perfect timing!Pamela Davidson 20 Jan 2008
You certainly know when the right moment to click is! I have never seen nor heard of this bird, Thanks for sharing it with the world.Cathy Howell 16 Jan 2008
This is gorgeous!Mrs.David Jobes(Dee) Jobes 12 Jan 2008
Beautiful Masterful capture!!!Brilliant photography!!!:)Julie Mayser 12 Jan 2008
Super capture, Delores! I have viewed Anhinga's at our former residence in central eastern Oklahoma (near Ft Smith AR) .... they are very unusual in swimming with their back submerged in the water.John Fish 12 Jan 2008
great shot. I love the way the texture in the wing matches that in the wood.Jerry 11 Jan 2008
Brilliant picture, colors and details!Emily Reed 10 Jan 2008
DON'T YOU JUST LOVE HOW THEY SUN THEIR WINGS????Gabriele Swanson 10 Jan 2008
gorgeous captureAngie Swihart 10 Jan 2008
Nice capture.Lili Segal 10 Jan 2008
Welcome to AW, Delores! Stunning shot beautifully composed! Love the resemblance between the wings and the bark. Bravo!