Mick G

Also see the bright red tree from your other post. Again, nice shots but would be nice to see a closer up shot of the flowers. I'm sure someone can ID them for you.

Really nice bright reddish flowers. Would be nice to see a closer shot of the flowers and branches.

Have to see it bloom for an exact ID. Nice clear pictures though.

My big issue is the red pouch area. I have never seen a Brown pelican with a red pouch at any time, breeding or not. I reference my own personal gallery of pelican shots n this FB album https://www.facebook.com/mickstr/media_s...
Standard pelican range or not I do not concur that this is a Brown Pelican P. occidentalis. According to several sources the Peruvian ranges and intermixes with Browns in Southern California with spottings as north as Southern California, on a regular basis.
White pelicans are primarily freshwater species and stay to inland areas. Comments?

I agree with Scott Frazier based on what is visible and the anatomy of the overall flower. The picture shown does not have a similar structure as any of the Adeniums.

I'm not an expert on Peruvian or Pacific Pelican but I do know my Brown Pelicans. I think this is a Peruvian. Pelecanus thagus. See if you agree.

For sure @jamiewgoodspeed, Green Cay. Last weekend.

I was hoping the herp expert would look at this one. It was too far away for examination of the webbing. I was quite a bit above it. Good lens. I'll go with your suggestion. Thank you.

Thank you. I first had it as a please help me ID with a common name of "I suck at ID of hawks" but took it off.

If it is Crataegus monogyna it may also have very sharp thorns ?