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Birders

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11. I see tons of them in the upper Midwest, along the Mississippi River,

Sun May 5, 2024, 08:22 AM

May 2024

but had no idea of the extent of their habitat across the U.S. Great to see that apparently spreading!

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Rare New York Harbor Visitor, American White Pelican [View all] Donkees May 2024 OP

i am much more familiar with the brown pelicans rampartc May 2024 #2

It's certainly a big surprise in New York harbor Donkees May 2024 #3

wow rampartc May 2024 #6

And this from childhood...... twodogsbarking May 2024 #4

From Bennet Cerf. 3Hotdogs May 2024 #8

I'm 81. I remember Bennet on "What's My Line." 3Hotdogs May 2024 #15

I am 72. We golf with a woman who will soon be 89. twodogsbarking May 2024 #16

how much can the pelican feed his bellycan. AllaN01Bear May 2024 #17

Yes. Another Rare Bird Flyby - Juvenile Swainson's Hawk - NYC 2023 Donkees May 2024 #7

Those are our pelicans... 2naSalit May 2024 #9

I so want to caption that 2nd OP image BumRushDaShow May 2024 #10

I see tons of them in the upper Midwest, along the Mississippi River, bullwinkle428 May 2024 #11

I hope the wandering Pelican heads west and finds his family Donkees May 2024 #14