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Thursday, 12 July 2012

The Dalmatian pelican

Posted on 11:56 by Unknown
A Dalmatian pelican warms by a fire in a shipyard. Photo by Sergei Rasulov/Reuters


In researching how changes in climate and shortages of food can impact pelican populations, we stumbled upon a story from earlier this year. How an unusual cold snap caused hundreds of endangered Dalmatian pelicans - the world's largest pelican, to flock to an open waterway in Russia's Dagestan province.


 

Our search for more on the Dalmatian pelican, led us to some amazing images of the rare bird, HERE. Enjoy.

PHOTO CREDIT: Arthur Morris / BIRDS AS ART
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