Mated Anhingas Collection

Painting of a pair of mated Anhingas. Anhinga courtship behavior is a joy to watch. During mating season, they develop extra crest feathers on the head, the flesh around they eyes turns a bright emerald green. The males performs fancy moves from high flying and soaring through the air, to flapping wings alternately and bending his head low, extending the tail to the shy. Once the females accepts, the male brings her nesting material and she builds a platform in a bush low over water.

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Table top giclee of a pair of mated Anhingas with their beaks crossed.

Table top giclee of a pair of mated Anhingas with their beaks crossed.

Mated Anhingas Table Top

Barbara Fallenbaum

Painting of a pair of Anhingas with their bills crossed

Painting of a pair of Anhingas with their bills crossed

Mated Anhingas Portrait Canvas Giclee Painting

Barbara Fallenbaum

Original Oil Painting by Barbara Fallenbaum of a pair Anhingas' mating

Original Oil Painting by Barbara Fallenbaum of a pair Anhingas' mating

Mated Anhingas Portrait Original Oil Painting

Barbara Fallenbaum