White Pelican Collection
"Graceful White Pelicans: A Spectacle of Nature's Beauty" At the iconic St
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"Graceful White Pelicans: A Spectacle of Nature's Beauty" At the iconic St. Marks Lighthouse in Tennessee, a mesmerizing sight unfolds as white pelicans and cormorants come together to create intricate patterns across the sky. Their synchronized movements paint an enchanting picture against the backdrop of the Tennessee Valley Authority drawdown on the Tennessee River. Here, amidst sandhill cranes and Canada geese feeding, these majestic birds gracefully curve around islets at Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge. Not limited to just Tennessee, Florida also boasts its own population of stunning pelicans. However, it is their distant cousin, the great white pelican (Pelecanus onocrotalus), that commands attention off Africa's Atlantic coast in Namibia's Walvis Bay. Witnessing one of these magnificent creatures taking flight from this picturesque location leaves spectators in awe. In both Namibia and closer to home in Tennessee, encounters with they are made even more magical when they share their habitat with double-crested cormorants (Phalacrocorax). Together, they form a harmonious tableau that captivates all who witness it. One particular image stands out – a solitary white pelican gliding effortlessly over calm waters while its reflection mirrors its elegance below. This serene moment captures the essence of these remarkable birds and reminds us of nature's ability to create breathtaking scenes. Whether observed in North America or Africa, whether soaring through vibrant skies or gracing tranquil waters with their presence – there is no denying that white pelicans possess an ethereal beauty that transcends borders and continents alike.