Pelicans
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A shot of pelicans lining up to be fed / The Entrance on NSW’s Central Coast Australia
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At Hunters Gorge on the Diamantina River in outback Queensland.The bird life here was amazing.The setting sun hit the gorge wall lighting it up glowingly and it then reflected in the still waters,I wached as slowly this pelecan drifted into the reflected glow of the golden sun.
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I photographed this pelican at Healesville Sanctuary, a beautiful 31-hectare zoo which exhibits only Australian species in a natural bushland setting.
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Brown Pelicans diving for fish. / / (Nopolo – Baja California) / / / / /
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I combined 2 images taken in South Florida. The pelican was flying over Pompano Beach. The sunset was taken on the West coast. © T.Russotto – / My work is NOT public domain and may NOT be used, modified, or changed in any way without my written consent.
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Blossom’s_Photo_Gallery Eye See You This Pelican at Monkey Mia, Western Australia, was very different from the ones I had seen before (Australian Pelican). Have included some information regarding the Australian Pelican: The Australian Pelican Australia’s largest flying bird, the pelican has a wingspan of 3.5m and the world’s longest bill at 47cm, with an expandable pouch to hold fish. They forage day and night, alone or in groups, driving fish into the shallows and catching them with their bills. They roost on mudbanks and islands, fluttering their pouch skin to keep cool. They sometimes migrate long distances, flying in loose V formation or in line, soaring up to 3,000m high. They nest in colonies on islands and the chicks gather in groups. Their diet consists of fish and crustaceans. They inhabit fresh and saline lakes, rivers and swamps.
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On the pier at Flagler Beach Pier, Flagler , Florida /
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Canon 40D / 17-85mm lens / Australian Pelican / The Entrance, Central Coast NSW (c) sooz 2008
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Florida Brown Pelican and Cormorants hang out on the old pilings that once supported an old structure known as the Ice House at the entrance to Pirates Cove in Charlotte Harbour near Punta Gorda.
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This is an acrylic canvas painting 20” wide x 23” long of Australian Pelicans. Pelicans are beautiful large Black and White water birds. They have very long beaks that have a small hook on the end and a stretching pouch underneath. There are 7 species of Pelicans in the world. Pelicans fly just above the water’s surface in long lines and never dive. Growing up as a child I can remember my Grandfather singing to us…. “Oh a wonderous bird is the Pelican his beak holds more than his belican!” This was painted as a birthday present for a friend of mine who is turning 50 this weekend and her favourite bird is a Pelican. FEATURED IN GOING COASTAL
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Pelicans on parade ,Hastings Jetty Victoria Australia Canon 450D / EF-S 55/250 lens / Polariser and UV filters / 3 images Bracketed and processed through photomatix
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FEATURED OCT 2009 HUMAN, ANIMAL, NATURE Words by Joni Mitchell; Music by Charles Mingus ...I’m waiting / For the keeper to release me / Debating this sentence / Biding my time / In memories / Of old friends of mine … / In daydreams of birdland / I see my soul on fire / Burning up the bandstand / Next time / Ill be bigger! / Ill be better than ever! / Ill be happily attached / To my cold hard cash! / But now manhattan holds me / To a chair in the sky / With the bird in my ears / And boats in my eyes / Going by There are things I wish I’d done / Some friends I’m gonna miss / Beautiful lovers / I never got the chance to kiss… / Daydreamin’ drugs the pain of living / Processions of missing / Lovers and friends / Fade in and they fade out again / In these daydreams of rebirth / I see myself in style / Raking in what I’m worth / Next time / I’ll be bigger! / I’ll be better than ever! / I’ll be resurrected royal! / I’ll be rich as standard oil! / But now—manhattan holds me / To a chair in the sky / With the bird in my ears / And boats in my eyes / Going by / / Zoo shot (sorry dear Patrick) / Nikon D70s / Nikon 70-300mm / PS to enhance contrast detail. This song is “A Chair in the Sky” from the inspired Mingus jazz album Joni Mitchell released in 1979. She was accompanied by a Genius roll-call of jazz talent including / Jaco Pastorius, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Peter Erskine, Don Alias, and Emil Richards. Mingus was terminally ill, though partook in the recording, dying just two days prior to the final song coming together. It was a treat in so many ways to visit the zoo last week, but there is a sadness at the same time to such visits. Hence, I especially love the line in this song that I have used as the title.
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Chuck Gardner asked if I happened to get any photos the pelicans while I was in Newport. I was in Newport, Oregon at the Yaquina Head LIghthouse (Newport Oregon) taking photos when this man came over to me and said I should take photos of this pelican since my lens could zoom in on it real well. So being the proud photographer that I am….I had to go take a few shots of this guy. I love his feathers. The pelican was just perched on a ledge way above the ocean. Taken with my Nikon D80 Nikkor 70-300m VR lens FEATURED in the Playful Photogenic Animals group / TOP TEN in the Playful Photogenic Animals group Birds challenge / Most Popular / My Favorites / Dahlias / Cards and Collages / Calendars Please visit my bubblesite. Images are categorized making it easier to find exactly what you are looking for. For my partners photographs and writings, please see Chris Donner’s RB site Thanks for taking the time to enjoy my work. Cee
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Series: Pelicans
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Featured in Top Shelf Nature & Wildlife Art group 21st November 09 I’ve enjoyed a lovely few days at Collaroy in Sydney. Couldn’t resist the pelicans waiting for an early ‘easy’ breakfast from the fishermen. Best viewed largely Canon EOS 50D / Canon 28-135mm lens / Polarizer / f/14. 1/1250 sec, ISO – 1250, F/L 132mm. / Edited in CS3 Thank you for looking, I appreciate your interest.
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Taken at the end of our day today in Hobson’s Bay, just out front of our home in Melbourne. Nikon D70s; Sigma50-500mm lens; f/6; 1/800sec; 165mm focal length
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Pelicans waiting eagerly for the mid-afternoon feeding session at The Entrance on the NSW Central Coast. Canon EOS 400D / Canon Lens 75-300mm / Focal Length 75mm RAW converted to jpg 14 December 2009 Featured in All That is Nature Group 14 December 2009 Featured in A Beautiful Blur 15 December 2009 Featured in Live, Love, Dream 16 December 2009 Featured in Canon DSLR 17 December 2009 Featured in Funny Kritters 18 December 2009 Featured in Vanishing Points © Copyright 2009 Bryan Freeman 1971 views as at 18 December 2009
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