The white pelican is a bird that lives a dual existence. During half of the year it lives on fresh water lakes in the middle of North America where it nests and feasts on fish such as walleye and trout. The other half of the year it spends primarily as a coastal bird, spending the winter in the salt waters of the Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf Coast.Welcome to Tuesday Tweets. To join in the fun, just post a photo of a bird on your blog then come here and enter your information in the inlinz tool down below. Don't forget to put a link back to here on your blog and the pretty little banner photo. Then visit all of the sites that participate to see a lot of cool bird pics.
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4 comments:
A beautiful mirror image!
What an amazing reflection photo of the pelican.
Beautiful photo.
Regards and best wishes
I was amazed when I moved to Alberta and discovered huge white pelicans flying up and down the river. We never had them on the west coast of Canada, and I was used to seeing brown pelicans in Baja.
K
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