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1. Most Anhingas are non-migratory

2. Anhingas are monogamous and …

3. Anhingas have a long, slender neck

4. Anhingas have blackish, very long, thin, necks.

5. Female Anhingas have brown necks and breasts

6. Anhingas lay 2-5 (usually 4) eggs

7. Anhingas are often mistaken for Double-Breasted Cormorants

8. Anhingas have long tails and white markings along the back.

9. Anhingas aka Snakebirds, Darters, American Darters, or Water Turkeys

10. Anhingas are monogamous, forming strong pair bonds, which last for life. During courtship, Anhingas perform flying displays, soaring towards their nest from a great height

11. Cormorants and Anhingas both make Big Cypress National Preserve home year-round

12. Anhingas are found in the southeastern U.S., mainly in freshwater wetlands

13. Anhingas also may breed in saltwater colonies and feed in areas of freshwater

14. Anhingas are a semi-aquatic bird, which uses the freshwater swamps for feeding

15. Anhingas like to make their nests in trees that hang over water

16. Anhingas have a more pointed bill than cormorants which allows them to …

17. Anhingas usually nest in groups, in mixed colonies with herons and other waders

18. Anhingas and cormorants are extremely similar as regards their body and leg skeletons

19. Anhingas are also graceful fliers and can travel long distances without flapping their wings.

20. In a roost in coastal Mexico, however, 90% of Anhinga agonistic encounters involved conspecifics, and Anhingas generally were less often involved in aggression than were other species in the same colony (0.12 encounter/bird-h for Anhingas, …

21. Anhingas commonly perch with their wings spread and swim with only their heads above water

22. Typically Anhingas live in freshwater wetlands, but can also survive in brackish and saltwater habitats

23. Anhingas are large and slender waterbirds with long fanlike tails that resemble a turkey's tail

24. Anhingas typically spear fish through their sides with a rapid thrust of their partially opened bill

25. Kettles of Anhingas often migrate with other birds and have been described as resembling black paper gliders

26. While swimming under water, Anhingas use their sharp beak and strong webbed feet to spear small fish

27. Surfacing from their dives to chase fish, Anhingas, with their long-necked heads, look like snakes at attention

28. Anhingas inhabit quiet bodies of freshwater and, while found statewide, are much more numerous in central and south Florida

29. ‘One look at an Anhinga's picture should remind you of the reptile precursors of birds!’ ‘Most of the postcranial elements belong to continental waterbirds, including pelicans, Anhingas, herons, storks, ducks, and rails.’ ‘Anhingas have webbed feet and a beak like an arrow to catch fish.’

30. But unlike the cormorants, Anhingas typically inhabit fresh water lakes, rivers, marshes, swamps, and are less often found near salt water

31. Anhingas surface to feed, usually flipping their heads back to toss the fish up into the air, then swallowing it headfirst

32. Along the shore, beautiful waterbirds, such as little blue herons, great egrets, ospreys, anhingas, and cormorants, go about their daily business.

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33. Usually Anhingas are found nesting and roosting in trees and bushes in freshwater swamps, lakes, sluggish streams in sheltered and murky waters

34. In flight, Anhingas look like a flying cross; the wings are held out flat and the neck and tail stick straight out

35. You may remember the "Ask SIB" story published on June 14th with questions about the Nesting Anhingas on Jenkins Point Road

36. Anhingas have an average body length of 85 cm, weight of 1350 g, wingspan of 117 cm, and bill length of 81 mm

37. ‘Anhingas have webbed feet and a beak like an arrow to catch fish.’ ‘Around the lake we could see samples of most of Florida's native birds, such as osprey, anhinga, eagles, hawks, and herons.’ ‘Anhingas inhabit quiet bodies of freshwater and, while found statewide, are much more numerous in central and south Florida.’

38. At that time, Valerie Doane, along with others, had observed a breeding pair of Anhingas bullying the Great Egret away from a nest

39. Male Anhingas gather the nesting material, and females construct the nest by weaving sticks together and padding it with live twigs and green leaves

40. Anhingas thrusts are so powerful that sometimes they must come ashore and pry fish off of their beak using a rock or their feet.

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42. Anhinga Images, Facts and Information: Anhinga anhinga Anhingas are large, dark waterbirds with long necks and tail, they have small heads, red eyes, and long, sharp bills

43. The Anhingas (Anhinga Anhinga) are found in the warmer parts of the Americas.They are members of the darter family and are related to pelicans and cormorants.

44. Trail Description: This self-guiding trail winds through a sawgrass marsh, where you may see alligators, turtles, Anhingas, herons, egrets, and many other birds, especially during the winter

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46. Anhingas have an average body length of 85 cm, weight of 1350 g, wingspan of 117 cm, and bill length of 81 mm. The head is small and appears to be merely an extension of its long snake-like neck

47. Anhingas are large, dark water birds that measure between 29.5 – 37.4 inches (75 – 95 cm) in length, have a wingspan of about 3.7 feet (1.14 meters) and weigh between 2-3 - 3.0 lbs (1.04–1.35 kg) - the average being 2.7 lbs (1.22 kg)

48. The darters, Anhingas, or snakebirds are mainly tropical waterbirds in the family Anhingidae, which contains a single genus, Anhinga.There are four living species, three of which are very common and widespread while the fourth is rarer and classified as near-threatened by the IUCN.The term snakebird is usually used without any additions to signify whichever of the completely allopatric species