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Beautiful White Egret.
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Ready for takeoff. Or, who's taunting who?
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This owl isn't fooling anybody.
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Brown Pelican.
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John's Pass Boardwalk landmark.
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Brown Pelican mimicking the crane's shape.
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A gaggle? of pelicans.
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Watcha' lookin' at pal. Get outta' here before I call the cops.
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Twins???
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There's always a pecking order, isn't there.
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And, it's the pelican by a beak.
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The backside, no pun intended, of John's Pass Boardwalk.
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Brown Pelican pattern.
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Feeding frenzy. If you look at the pelican with it's beak open,...
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THE FRENZY!!!
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There must have been 20 pelicans chomping at the bit for some fish...
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A face Only a mother could love but, a beautiful bird none the less.
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Well, maybe not.
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Talk about blowing your own horn. They are such an ungainly looking...
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What a grip and balance. We even seen some balancing on telephone wires no less.
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North America
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