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black and white feathers of the anhinga bird

Anhinga Bird Feathers

December 18, 2015 by marymcavoy

Categories: Nature, Nature Photography, Photography • Tags: anhinga, black and white, feathers

Anhinga’s Red Eye

December 17, 2015 by marymcavoy

Categories: Nature, Nature Photography, Photography • Tags: anhinga, bird, red-eye

Anhinga

December 16, 2015 by marymcavoy

Categories: Nature, Nature Photography, Photography • Tags: anhinga

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Newman Road in Newbury was impassable today. The marsh water had risen up and over it. I drove as far as I dared, but limited visibility and no pavement spooked me! Alone in the mist with water surrounding me, I heard a repetitive tick begin. My imagination conjured swamp monsters or the road slowly sinking beneath my car and me. As my heart quickened, through the mist behind me came a runner! Gradually he became more clear as he emerged from the fog. Like me, he turned back where the road disappeared under water. #ilovenature

A beautiful eeriness in Newbury today. The marshes and ponds are flooded after last night's heavy rain, and warm temperatures (60°+-) caused a dense fog.

It never gets old ❤😊🌲💫

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