July 27, 2019

Snake Bird's Sunbath

Birds, Snakebird, India, Photos of Anhingas, Anhinga Bird
July 27, 2019
Snake Bird's Sunbath

Species: Anhinga | Location: Pooyamkutty, Kerala, India

By Jithin Joseph

This image of Anhinga Bird was taken at Kerala, India on my Vacation trip. This bird is also called Snakebird, mainly because of its long snake-like neck. This bird was on a broken tree branch in the side of forest drying in the bright sun. I shot this with Nikon D7100 with 70-300 mm Lens.

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About The Photographer

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From a young age watching wildlife was my hobby but developed it as a serious passion later on when I was able to afford the gear needed to photograph. Now, whenever I get a chance from the busy life I take time to be with nature and to capture these magnificent beauties.

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