Babies, Babies, Babies

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two days later and the nest barely holds them

 

[Marilynne]

I first started shooting these young Anhingas March 19. Went back in my files to see if there were two or three at that time. Only seeing two, so I don't know when this one was born or if it's just sickly. Anyway, dad doesn't seem to feed it.

Trying to get some food

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[Marilynne]

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[Marilynne]

I first started shooting these young Anhingas March 19. Went back in my files to see if there were two or three at that time. Only seeing two, so I don't know when this one was born or if it's just sickly. Anyway, dad doesn't seem to feed it.

Trying to get some food

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Update: The little one is no longer with us. My friend was there when it slipped yesterday. Papa Anhinga caught it with its foot and got it back in the nest safely. It was gone today.

 

[Marilynne]

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[Marilynne]

Simon says...

Scratch

 

[Marilynne]

New born Glossy Ibis, still two eggs

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[Marilynne]

The first shot of these was on March 17. Look how big they've gotten.

 

[Marilynne]

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[Marilynne]

This is from the second Glossy Ibis nest. I didn't see the one from the first nest (post 1133), mom was sitting.

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[Friggs]

04052017-506-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr

 

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03292017-575-3 by William Friggle, on Flickr

 

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03272017-214-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr

 

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DSC_1129-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr

 

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DSC_3187-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr

 

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DSC_1100-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr

 

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DSC_1114-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr

 

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DSC_2121-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr