You Are Not Our Momma
by Patricia Twardzik
Title
You Are Not Our Momma
Artist
Patricia Twardzik
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
These juvenile anhinga were spotted squawking madly at a great blue heron that seemed like it was trying to drive them out of their nest at a busy rookery. The anhinga is sometimes referred to as the snake bird and the american darter. The females usually lay from 3-5 eggs and only a few chicks will make it to adulthood. They occasionally nest besides birds much bigger than them, like this great blue heron, which leads to fighting over the prime real estate areas.
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April 25th, 2015
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Patricia Twardzik
Thank you for the feature in the Strangest or Most Unique Animals group~ it is very much appreciated!
John Bailey
Congratulations on being featured in the Fine Art America Group "Images That Excite You!"
Patricia Twardzik replied:
Thank you very much for featuring "You Are Not Our Momma" in the Images That Excite You group~
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