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    Mtn Bike Rider Singletracklovr's Avatar
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    A few Pelicans arrived today

    A small group of male pelicans flew into my fishing hole today.









    They had about as much luck fishing as I did.







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    Re: A few Pelicans arrived today

    I really like the beak structure...great for stability at high speeds I suppose. Pelicans always look like they're named Bob.

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    Re: A few Pelicans arrived today

    WOW... these are super! You should frame one of them. Aren't they awesome birds?
    Walk softly and carry a big lens.

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    Re: A few Pelicans arrived today

    Regarding fish, you may have come home empty handed but you got some nice pelican images. Good job, Bob.
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    Re: A few Pelicans arrived today

    Thanks everyone.
    Imom, Last year when I posted a few pelican shots paulnj told me that thing on the beak has to do with attracting a mate.

    Kristine, I hope to print a few. These are a little overexposed. I was unable to recover all the feather detail in PP.
    My plan is to get the kayak out and try to get a little closer. These are all about a 50% crop.

    Ken, Taking the camera along on a fishing trip really does help pass the time if they are not biting.

    We've all walked up to a goose and compared it to, say a Mallard.
    Check out this comparison.
    These guys are huge.
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    Re: A few Pelicans arrived today

    Cool shots, Bob! I love the shot next to the goose for the size comparison!
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    Re: A few Pelicans arrived today

    Nice captures....White Pelicans are really beautiful.

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