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Anhinga

Overview
ID Info
Life History
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Anhinga Sounds

Overview
ID info
Life History
Maps
Sounds

Calls
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Florida, March 08, 2007Recorded by Michael Andersen | Macaulay Library
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Florida, September 29, 2016Recorded by Paul Marvin | Macaulay Library
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Florida, December 16, 2018Recorded by Paul Marvin | Macaulay Library
Juvenile calls
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Florida, February 18, 1952Recorded by Arthur A. Allen | Macaulay Library

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Calls

Anhingas are generally silent expect when they are near the nest. Males and females make a loud clicking sound during nest exchanges that sounds a little like a treadle-operated sewing machine or a croaking frog with a sore throat.

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