The birds · Plate 316
Anhinga
Two anhingas on a stump above still water
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Plate 316, titled "Black-bellied Darter": two anhingas on a dead stump over still water, the upper one with its wings half open. After John James Audubon. Anhingas have no waterproof feathers, so they perch with wings spread to dry.
After John James Audubon, The Birds of America, Plate 316, 1827–1838. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Audubon Society.