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snake in the grass
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Uploaded: 11/28/06 1:06 PM GMT
snake in the grass
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aka snakebird....:0 This anhinga looks strikingly familiar....or is it the grass....same spot almost that I snapped the little blue heron shot in my gallery...:) *anhingas are actually nicknamed snake-bird because they swim underwater {lightning fast}...and their heads/necks come up and look very much like snakes..
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::snapdragonk
11/28/06 1:10 PM GMT
Awesome action shot Terri, this is really quite brilliant. Perfectly timed and composed, very well done girl.
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This is a great shot Terri! Great timing and nice and sharp too. Keep 'em coming...
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Oh!! I thought he might have ate your little snake from a moment ago...thank heavens he didn't!! 8~)
Spectacular birdy T!! Sweet colors and a great snap!!
Spectacular birdy T!! Sweet colors and a great snap!!
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Picture Purrrfect .
Why does the picture come out square when the lens is round??? 8~O
what a strange looking guy! good shot of him, i like the transparency under his beak , i dunno what the word is for that bit, im sure someone will tell me! lol Jan
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Simply amazing shot, Terri.
Thanks and congratulations !!!
Thanks and congratulations !!!
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With all my love and respect,
Marzena
Excellent capture Terri I have never seen one of these before.
VERY WELL DONE my friend, thanks for sharing, Don
VERY WELL DONE my friend, thanks for sharing, Don
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You would definitely make a good 'wildlife' presenter Terri....Mizzy know all about snakes and things!......I think you would be very good at too!..........
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*Please forgive me, for not replying to every one of your lovely images-Problems with my hands is making it difficult*
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Nice pic...looks like you scared the cr@p right out of him.
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Huh oh......there went that little snake. LOL Good job Terri.
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Always remember to follow the Yellow Brick road, it will lead to the Emerald City and OZ.....A very nice place to live, trust me on this one. The Lion
Looks like this bird just had a snake sandwich that disagreed with his digestive system. Good capture daughter of mine. :o)
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Just an old "Grampa" who still has a Kodak "Box" camera kicking around the attic ... learning and enjoying the wonders of modern digital photography.
Another one of those awesome looking wildlife shots you so often give us! Love the colors on this fella..very handsome looking bird! Like the info. you gave us on it too..very interesting!
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Whew!...I'm so glad it's a bird and not a snake...nice shot Terri.:Pat.
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Sorry for my lack of comments and responses lately...I'm waaay behind in both...trying to catch up with a temporary avatar change and a quick but much appreciated note.
You get the best wildlife pictures and this is another of many! I love the pose you captured. The detail on the wings is so clear!
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that story was great, i wish ii had seen it before i voted. i couldn't tell exactly what it was so i gaave it a 6 . sorry i did so now.
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Some day I want to go and take pictures with you. You get some very interesting images.
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This shot has great energy to it Terri. I love the way the light picks out the wing feather detail. I believe these Anhingas are related to Cormorants and sre some of the most ancient birds - reflected in those wing feathers looking more like scales [one step up from the dinosaur?] I think I'll have to start a new folder 'Wildlife of the Everglades' ;o)
Cheers,
Steve.
Cheers,
Steve.
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another amazing bird photograph Terri! You have such wonderful animals and birds to photograph in Florida! Patti
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"Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery and today is a gift, that is why we call it the present."
...live well ...love much ...laugh often ..... mygallery
Wow, caught him in action! Nice capture. Thanks for that explanation. Very interesting.
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Quite an unusual looking bird Terri! I've never heard of a Snakebird before.
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"Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures."
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and probably the same bird as in the mangroves ..lol..looks like the larger cousin to our commorants here on the west coast.. also a fast underwater hunter.. nice image Terri..=D
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Way behind on my friends list.. will play catch up and hopefully will get ahead of the game soon.. Thanks for all your comments and support..Happy Holidays everyone..=D
This has so much movement,and its a cracker.
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I might not have enough time to respond to all your pictures.But I will see them all.
Very interesting bird Terri...looking at it's head and neck can imagine they would look like snake in water...gerry.
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okay... I must say... in action… that just looks WRONG! lol.
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