Uwielbiam te ptaki. Z przyjemnością oglądałam je na Twoich wspaniałych zdjęciach. Pozdrawiam.*** I love these birds. We are happy to see them on your wonderful pictures. Yours
I have never looked at the join between the pelican's beak and its head before... Really doesn't look like it belongs. I scrolled to the bottom of the page, looking at all the other beaks, and they all seemed to have grown on the birds, not been pasted on. Weird...
Great pics of the pelican...I'm used to seeing brown ones in Miami, Florida USA...always heard their beaks can hold more than their belly can - LOL! Jan
Another memory from the past - often visited Shingle Splitters point back, well, a long time ago! Plenty of pelicans back then too - all waiting for the fishermen to return and start cleaning the catch!!
thanks for visiting Snap Happy Birding, and for leaving a comment; I can still see them. Now both my blogs are resting in idle mode. It was time to give other things priority, even though I miss my regular blogging and the feedback that came my way over the years. Take care.
I was in a car from Queensland to the border of NSW, there as q ri8ver, full of pelicans.
ReplyDeleteA lovely pair. Wonderful details on the close ups.
ReplyDeleteI love Pelicans, they are cool looking birds. Great sighting and photos.
ReplyDeleteUwielbiam te ptaki. Z przyjemnością oglądałam je na Twoich wspaniałych zdjęciach. Pozdrawiam.*** I love these birds. We are happy to see them on your wonderful pictures. Yours
ReplyDeletePelicans have such unusual faces, almost like a Swan that had a nose job!
ReplyDeletei love these pale-billed critters!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely photo's I love elicans, they remember me of our holidays in Miami, Florida
ReplyDeletewow amazing! I've never seen it! :( Hope one day to see it! Thank you for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Carole, The pictures of the pelicans are wonderful. I have been gone a few days and am trying to get caught up on your posts.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these beautiful birds.. I have seen pelicans in Florida but they were a dull grey colour.
ReplyDeleteThe great thing about pelicans is that they are not frightened of humans and tend to hang about waiting to be hand-fed. Great for photographers ...
ReplyDeleteLovely scenes.
ReplyDeleteRegards and best wishes
Great shots of the beautiful Pelicans!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these beauties.
I have never looked at the join between the pelican's beak and its head before... Really doesn't look like it belongs. I scrolled to the bottom of the page, looking at all the other beaks, and they all seemed to have grown on the birds, not been pasted on. Weird...
ReplyDeleteGreat pics of the pelican...I'm used to seeing brown ones in Miami, Florida USA...always heard their beaks can hold more than their belly can - LOL!
ReplyDeleteJan
Oh, wow! These are so cool! Love the pelicans. The only time I've seen any is when I vacationed in Florida.
ReplyDeleteAnother memory from the past - often visited Shingle Splitters point back, well, a long time ago! Plenty of pelicans back then too - all waiting for the fishermen to return and start cleaning the catch!!
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