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Wing ItPosted by Viewfinder (Bradenton, FL, United States) on 30 June 2007 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio. Caught this shot of a group of cormorants drying their feathers in the sun. FYI, cormorants swim underwater for fish to eat, then dry off later like in today's image. I just learned something else. A Florida bird that is similar to cormorants is the anhinga, but anhingas have more snake-like necks and pointier beaks, and cormorants have that little hook at the end of their beaks. HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL AT AM3. I am out and probably away from the computer all this week. We are headed to north Georgia to spend Thanksgiving with our son and his wife and her family. I hope everyone who celebrates this holiday has a wonderful day, filled with turkey and gratitude for every blessing. And those who do not, I hope will remember to count their blessings and be thankful. Packing and getting the SUV all set for the drive today; we leave very early Tuesday morning and plan to return sometime Sunday.
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