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White Pelican swim on lake.

An colourful adult pelican, pelicanus occidentalis, flying just above the water surface

White Pelican Flying Over a Blue Lake on a Fall Day

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 is swimming in water

White pelican swimming on a lake.

The group of Great White Pelican relaxing at the pond of zoo.

Pelican swimming in the water eating food scraps in the Gippsland Lakes

a group of pelicans on the water feeding time at the zoo

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Pelican bird on green pond with sunny shine in autumn color morning

View of a pelican landing on the water.

White Pelican with wings spread - tagged

Pelicans cleaning feathers

A Grey Pelican dashing the waters of Vedanthangal

Small flock of Great white pelica

Great white or eastern white pelican, rosy pelican is a bird in the pelican family on the surface of the lake

brown pelican in flight

Spot-billed Pelican (Pelecanus philippensis) in India, displaying its beak and wings in a tranquil pond setting.

Rosy Pelican (Pelecanus oncrotalus) having fun in noon waters in winters.

A captivating shot of an Australian pelican gently gliding through the tranquil waters of a serene lake, captured in its natural habitat with its distinctive long beak and striking black and white

Pelican hunting for fish in pacific ocean. Costa Rica, Central America

pelican floating on greenish water

Pelican Portrait

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

Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe: front view of two brown pelicans (Pelecanus occidentalis occidentalis) - Brown pelicans are excellent swimmers, but their gait on land appears clumsy. Their long wings make brown pelicans extremely durable and graceful fliers, and groups of brown pelicans are often seen flying in formations just above the surface of the water. It is a common resident in the southern Bahamas, the Greater Antilles, and locally in the northern Lesser Antilles, east of Montserrat. Uncommon to rare across the rest of the Antilles, with a few birds roaming between the islands. Migrants nesting in North America increase numbers locally mainly from November to February. The brown pelican is the official state bird of the US state of Louisiana and is depicted in the seal of Louisiana feeding three chicks.

A bunch of Pelicans standing in a lake, on a cloudy day.

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.

Lone pelican swimming in the lake

Pelicans are common in Belize, particularly the brown pelican which is the most prevalent species along the coast and the barrier reef. These birds are known for their distinctive pouch under the beak and their impressive diving abilities, often plunging from heights of up to 60 feet to catch fish.

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