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USA, South Texas. Aranas National Wildlife refuge, brown pelican

USA, South Texas. Aranas National Wildlife refuge, brown pelican


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USA, South Texas. Aranas National Wildlife refuge, brown pelican

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Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Brown Pelican Eye Contact Ken Archer Pelecanus Occidentalis Pelican South Texas Waterfowl Wetland


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> Animals > Mammals > Pteropodidae > Occidentalis

> Danita Delimont > Danita Delimont March 2024 Media


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In this photograph, taken at the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in South Texas, USA, a brown pelican named Ken Archer's keen gaze locks onto the viewer, creating an unforgettable moment of connection. The pelican, a majestic representative of the Pelecanus occidentalis species, stands proudly on the edge of a tranquil wetland, its wings spread wide as if inviting us to join it in this serene environment. The Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, located on the Texas Gulf Coast, is a vital habitat for numerous waterfowl and wading bird species, including the brown pelican, which is known for its distinctive pouch under its beak. This photograph, taken by renowned wildlife photographer Ken Archer, captures the pelican's unique character and the beauty of its natural surroundings. The pelican's piercing eyes, filled with intelligence and curiosity, draw the viewer in, creating a sense of intimacy and wonder. The reflection of the pelican's image in the still water adds depth and dimension to the image, while the lush vegetation and blue sky provide a stunning backdrop. The Aransas National Wildlife Refuge is an essential sanctuary for the brown pelican, which was once on the brink of extinction due to the use of DDT and other chemicals. Today, the population has rebounded, and the refuge provides a safe haven for these magnificent birds to thrive. This photograph is a testament to the resilience of nature and the importance of preserving these precious habitats for future generations to enjoy. In conclusion, this photograph of a brown pelican taken at the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in South Texas, USA, by Ken Archer, is a breathtaking portrait of a remarkable bird and its habitat. The pelican's piercing gaze and the serene beauty of the wetland create a powerful connection between the viewer and the natural world, reminding us of the importance of preserving these precious habitats for future generations.

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