anhinga การใช้

• I asked someone who should know, and they said anhinga.
• "Anhinga " is derived from the Portuguese L韓gua Geral.
• Neotropical cormorants and anhingas fish away from the shore.
• A lone anhinga sits atop a channel marker, its wings spread to dry.
• An anhinga dries its wings in the air, perched like a heraldic device.
• From 1976 through 1981, Anhinga Press published eight chapbooks by regional Florida poets.
• Rick Campbell, author of four poetry collections, is Director of Anhinga Press.
• In particular, the antics of the anhinga are best enjoyed by the leisurely tourist.
• Anhingas spread their wings to dry as they emerge from the tannin-colored water.
• The tail of the anhinga is wider and much longer than that of the cormorant.
• And he was hiking the Anhinga Trail, named for a fishing bird that inhabits the Everglades.
• -Great Egrets, Blue Herons, Anhingas, Boat-tailed Grackles and cormorants line the shores.
• The Anhingas have completely webbed feet and their legs are short and set far back on the body.
• The anhingas have completely webbed feet and their legs are short and set far back on the body.
• There you'll find the Anhinga and Gumbo Limbo trails, and several miles of nearby hiking trails.
• In two hours we had spotted an osprey, anhinga, gulls, pelicans and a lone bald eagle.
• Another is Royal Palm's Anhinga Trail, a boardwalk that zigs and zags through a freshwater slough.
• The bill of the anhinga is pointed, while the bill of the cormorant has a hook-tip.
• The American darter ( " A . anhinga " ) is more commonly known as the anhinga.
• The American darter ( " A . anhinga " ) is more commonly known as the anhinga.