Pelicans all sorts
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Hermitage Park. Edmonton, Alberta.
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It's just a normal pelican, nothing special, but I was so happy to finally be able to go to the zoo again.
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Es ist nur ein normaler Pelikan, nichts besonderes, aber ich war so glücklich, endlich wieder mal in den Zoo gehen zu können.
Strathcona Riverside Trail. Strathcona County, Alberta.
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Here is a new third image from the incredible storm I captured with a group of friendly pelicans back in January 2021.
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Number 5 in the series folks,hope your not getting tired of my nonsense. This is a very large bird and had never seen this behavior where he could just spring himself into action and take off, usually they have to make a running start to get airborne, but not so in this case, that said I have 2 more and this will end the series of my Pelican adventure.
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Sure seen allot of pelicans in Florida. Started to head for home and one of my crowns in my mouth came off. We made it just in GA and I finally found a dentist tha would see me in the am and hopefully they can just cement it back on.
I was on holidays in Cuba for a week and no access to Internet. Really missed my Flickr friends.!
I went on a Catamaran cruise on Friday and came across these amazing Pelicans. The texture of the feathers and stunning curvy shapes of color and pattern were a thrill to capture. I took many photos.
The pelicans iin St James`s ark London have been moved to a safe area following the recent outbreak of bird flu. This solitary one must have escaped!
10 Pelicans wing their way over Lake Michigan...
I like how the bright white feathers stand out against the dark grey of the lake.
Australian pelicans.
The pelican on the left has the deep pink beak of a bird in courting mode. The bird on the right has the pale pink beak of a bird not in courting mode. Interesting how this is also illustrated by the reaction of the one on the right to the advances of the one on the left.
Jerrabomberra wetlands, Australian Capital Territory, December, 2014.
white pelican, juvenile shortly before becoming adult.
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Taken in Cypress Hills, which is a beautiful oasis in the middle of the prairies. It is an interprovincial park located in the 2 provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan. We only went to the Alberta side.
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FlyFisherMike and I spotted several of these feeding in the lower channel at Sardis Dam in Mississippi. However, this young bird caught something after several attempts.
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A beautiful, sunny Saturday at Las Gallinas Water Treatment Plant. It never ceases to amaze us when we see this prehistoric looking bird. Fossil evidence of pelicans dates back to at least 30 million years to the remains of a beak very similar to that of modern species recovered from Oligocene strata in France. The American white pelican is one of the longest birds native to North America. The species also has the second largest average wingspan of any North American bird, after the California condor.
Pelican.
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Le pélican à dos rosé est surtout présent dans les eaux douces des grands lacs et des cours d’eau, mais aussi parfois dans les estuaires et les lacs salés si les arbres sont présents car il niche dans les basses branches. Il vit en Afrique depuis le sud du Sahara jusqu’à la pointe sud de l’Afrique. C’est le plus petit parmi les différentes espèces de pélicans. Il peut aussi être appelé pélican gris car c’est sa couleur dominante, la teinte rosée n’est présente que sur son dos et légèrement sous ses ailes.
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Thank you very much to all for your kind comment and your very appreciated favorites - well cordially - au plaisir -
Herzlichen Dank an alle für Ihren freundlichen Kommentar und Ihre beliebten Favoriten - herzlich! zum Vergnügen