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Pelican swimming in the water eating sea grass in the Gippsland Lakes

Pelican in the Fraser Island cool water lake, animals in the wild, Queensland, Australia

wonderful bird Pelicans, this bird with the latin name Pelecanus conspicillatuas has a pouched beak, and that is its characteristic, among other birds, pelicans have the longest beaks good for multimedia content creation

Pelicans cleaning feathers

A pelican poses for a photo on the beach

A close up view of the pelican bird

The Australian pelican (Pelecanus conspicillatus) is a large waterbird in the family Pelecanidae, widespread on the inland and coastal waters of Australia. Pelecaniformes. Northern Territory Wildlife Park

Pelican on the beach in Australia

Pelican perched by the ocean.

Australian pelican (Pelecanus conspicillatus) at central coast

Small flock of Great white pelica

Pelican in Bali Island Indonesia - nature background

White Pelican swim on lake.

A pelican is enjoying the coastal water in Georges Bay - St Helens, Tasmania, Australia

Several pelicans gracefully swim on the surface of a tranquil lake, their large wings folded neatly against their bodies as they glide effortlessly through the water. These majestic seabirds, known for their distinctive long bills and expansive wingspans, create a serene tableau against the backdrop of the lake's reflective surface. With their webbed feet propelling them smoothly, they navigate the aquatic habitat with ease, occasionally dipping their bills into the water in search of fish. Soon, with a synchronized flurry of wings, they take flight, their departure marking a fleeting yet captivating moment of natural beauty in the coastal landscape.

Australian Pelican's large throat pouch changes colour during the breeding season.

Pelican coming in for a landing on the ocean

This is a very large and distinctive black-and-white pelican with an enormous bill with characteristic throat pouch in which it catches fish before swallowing the fish. The species is usually found near water, both marine and inland waterways. The birds become reasonably tame around boat-ramps and fishing spots.

A winter-plumaged American White Pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) on a pond at a private fishing lake in Riverside County, Southern California. The White pelican has the second longest wingspan of any bird in North America after the California Condor, and can weigh up to 13.6 kg (30 lbs). In breeding plumage, they acquire a horny plate on the upper bill and spiky white feathers on their crown. They winter in the southern half of the United States through Mexico and Central America and breed from northern California to northern Canada.

Pelican close up of head eye and beak pouch

One of the famous pelicans on Monkey Mia Beach, Western Australia.

american white pelican (pelecanus erythrorhynchos) swimming in calm water, showing breeding bump, great detail on white feathers

Close up shoot of Pelican Head

Early morning scenic views by the bay on a rainy day at Woy Woy on the Central Coast, NSW, Australia.

brown pelican with mouth open

Close-up of a pink pelican, selective focus on the eye

The closeup of pelican

Australian pelican Pelecanus conspicillatus on calm water surface in late evening light.

Over the waters of La Jolla, San Diego, California, we see the majestic details of the brown pelican. From the soft feathers to the toothed beak, we see the beauty of this bird encapsulated through photography. This photo shows the detailed veins of this bird's gular pouch.

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