Anhingas swim under water for long stretches chasing fishies...then when they come out they have to dry out their wings before they go back or they'll drown.
The Villages is one of the fastest-growing retirement communities in the United States.
Located in Central Florida, about an hour's drive northwest of Orlando, the Villages is now home to some 150,000 residents, many of which travel the area via golf cart.
There are now three "home towns" in The Villages, Spanish Springs, Lake Sumter Landing and Brownwood. Music and dancing is provided nightly in the town squares of each of the home towns.
The Villages is a beautiful community and we hope you enjoy viewing our photos showcasing its many charms.
15 comments:
Only when I hear a siren and blue lights behind me when I run a red light:)
How odd looking. It looks like a smaller bird is trying to ooze it's way out of a larger body. It must be the andle. Hmmmmm.
But I like it and the sun is shining. MB
I'm trying hard... but really, no, I can't. Great light and funny 'portrait'.
Jacob it is such a beautiful photo - I'm speachless!!!!!
Last time I tried, I landed in emergencies!
He is a perfect contortionist!Wonderful image and colours!
Léia
Gosh. This is a magnificent photo of a bird I have never seen. I like this blog too.
Great photo...the bird does look like he is wondering what in the world you are doing.
Great light and composition! And great contrast to the blurred background too.
An.. what? ;-) Strange little fellow, I feel for him, I'd end up in hospital. Gorgeous photo with that soft light.
Yikes, that looks very strange & I love the sunset shining on him! Very cool
Superb photo! The golden light makes the photo looks lovely!
Regards,
m_m
Anhingas swim under water for long stretches chasing fishies...then when they come out they have to dry out their wings before they go back or they'll drown.
That's a bird I've never seen here in Canada!
@ EG - I don't think they like the cold weather!
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