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Pelecanus conspicillatus
Very large bird with the longest beak of any known. Often seen enjoying the air currents up high in groups or alone.
Wherever there is sufficient standing water in Australia and New Guinea. Australian water birds are found deep inland as soon as the first rains flush the deserts and people have yet to understand how they know there is water
This is a group of wild birds at The Entrance in NSW Australia which are fed daily to attract tourists. After the feeding they spread back throughout the lagoons and up the coast along the beaches
Spotted on Oct 12, 2005
Submitted on Jan 8, 2013
17 Comments
Thank you venusflytrap2000 and Ava T-B
yes they are ;)
I've moved it to birds. What wonderful pictures!
please move to birds category
Another cracker I missed. Fabulous shots.
Awesome series!
Cool! Lovely series
their eyes are so yellow! what a great series.
Very nice.
Thank you Satyen, Harsha, Mac,Ali and Ava, it is nice of you all
Lovely!
Great clicks.
Nice series Stephen
very sweet!
Lovely series.
I have always thought they look like proud and disdainful clowns Seema
lovely..their eyes look as if painted..