Pelicans Collection (#2)
"Captivating Pelicans: Majestic Birds of the World" Threes pelicans Australia, Australian Pelican - Common on large and small bodies of water
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"Captivating Pelicans: Majestic Birds of the World" Threes pelicans Australia, Australian Pelican - Common on large and small bodies of water, including temporary desert pools. Kalbarri, Western Australia. Brown Pelican - In flight, about to land. Florida Panhandle, Florida USA. Great White Pelican - In flight over the Atlantic Ocean near Walvis Bay Namibia. Africa. Brown Pelican - bird in breeding plumage in flight - Cliffs of La Jolla, California, USA. Eastern Pacific Ocean. Australian Pelican - Small group in water, Kangaroo Island, South Australia JPF41610. Australian Pelican - Two birds at water's edge Australia - winters to Indonesia JPF07340. Oiseaux-birds Brown Pelican Skeleton-coastal California Brown Pelicans (Pelecanus occidentalis) by the Great Bay Beach Treasure Beach American white & Brown pelican P. Occidentalis}, Florida, USA Great White Pelicans-pair in flight with the Pelican Point Lighthouse in the background-Atlantic Ocean-Namibia-Africa Witnessing these magnificent creatures take flight across different continents is a true delight for any nature enthusiast. From Threes pelicans in Australia to Brown pelicans soaring above coastal California and Florida's panhandle; from Great White pelicans gracing African skies near Walvis Bay to their American counterparts adorning beaches along Treasure Beach – these incredible birds captivate us with their grace and beauty wherever they go. Whether it's a common sighting on large or small bodies of water like temporary desert pools or an extraordinary encounter amidst breathtaking cliffs or lighthouses as backdrops – each moment spent observing these avian wonders is truly awe-inspiring. As they navigate vast oceans or gather together at serene waters' edges during winter migrations towards Indonesia – we are reminded that nature's marvels know no boundaries nor limits.