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Classification - Identification

The classification, common names and scientific names are based on 'Taxonomy in Flux (TiF)' by John H. Boyd III.

The identification of subspecies is based on location only in most of cases, and is therefore unreliable, inconsistent or even meaningless. It is added for fun only.

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Our Policies

Our collections basically comprise photographs of the living creatures we have actually encountered by chance.
We don't use any bait, scent, artificial roost, audio devices or other unfair method to lure birds or animals except for some rare cases marked with relevant icons (We often talk / whistle to them with our own organs though).
Our collections include photos of domesticated animals freely walking, wandering or reposing at the time of our encounter. Animals in captivity are marked with the chain icon.
Similarly, you will only find plants and fungi growing wild. Rare exceptions include farm products like finger millet or rape flowers.

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PELECANIFORMES

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FEATURED PHOTOS

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List of blog entries with 'Pelicans' tag

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PHOTOGRAPHS

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Great White Pelican [1] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus onocrotalus). Photo : 03/2002, Chiba, Japan.
Australian Pelican [1] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus conspicillatus). Photo : 09/2003, Darwin, Australia.
Australian Pelican [2] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus conspicillatus). Photo : 09/2003, Fremantle, Australia.
Australian Pelican [3] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus conspicillatus) together with Pied Cormorants and Terns. Photo : 09/2003, Albany, Australia.
Australian Pelican [4] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus conspicillatus). Photo : 09/2003, Busselton, Australia.
Australian Pelican [5] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus conspicillatus). Photo : 09/2003, Busselton, Australia.
Hamerkop [1] (Nest. Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 08/2005, Divundu, Namibia.
Great White Pelican [2] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus onocrotalus). Photo : 09/2005, Walvis Bay, Namibia.
Hamerkop [2] (Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 09/2005, Daan Viljoen GR., Namibia.
Hamerkop [3] (Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 09/2005, Daan Viljoen GR., Namibia.
Great White Pelican [3] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus onocrotalus). Photo : 09/2005, Klein Windhoek, Namibia.
Great White Pelican [4] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus onocrotalus). Photo : 09/2005, Klein Windhoek, Namibia.
Great White Pelican [5] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus onocrotalus). Photo : 09/2005, Klein Windhoek, Namibia.
Hamerkop [4] (Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 08/2007, Omboué, Gabon.
Hamerkop [5] (Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 08/2007, Omboué, Gabon.
Hamerkop [6] (Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 08/2007, Omboué, Gabon.
Pink-backed Pelican [1] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus rufescens). Photo : 08/2007, Loango NP., Gabon.
Pink-backed Pelican [2] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus rufescens). Photo : 08/2007, Loango NP., Gabon.
Pink-backed Pelican [3] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus rufescens). Photo : 08/2007, Loango NP., Gabon.
Pink-backed Pelican [4] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus rufescens). Photo : 08/2007, Loango NP., Gabon.
Pink-backed Pelican [5] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus rufescens). Photo : 08/2007, Loango NP., Gabon.
Pink-backed Pelican [6] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus rufescens). Photo : 08/2007, Loango NP., Gabon.
Hamerkop [7] (Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 08/2007, Loango NP., Gabon.
Hamerkop [8] (Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 08/2007, Loango NP., Gabon.
Hamerkop [9] (Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 08/2007, Loango NP., Gabon.
Hamerkop [10] (Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 08/2007, Ivindo NP., Gabon.
Hamerkop [11] (Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 08/2007, Ivindo NP., Gabon.
Hamerkop [12] (Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 08/2007, Ivindo NP., Gabon.
Hamerkop [13] (Pelecanidae. Scopus umbretta). Photo : 08/2007, Ivindo NP., Gabon.
Dalmatian Pelican[1] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus crispus). Photo : 02/2009, Evros Delta, Greece.
Dalmatian Pelican [2] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus crispus). Photo : 02/2009, Evros Delta, Greece.
Dalmatian Pelican [3] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus crispus). Photo : 02/2009, Evros Delta, Greece.
Dalmatian Pelican [4] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus crispus). Photo : 02/2009, Ismarida Lake, Greece.
Dalmatian Pelican [5] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus crispus). Photo : 02/2009, Ismarida Lake, Greece.
Dalmatian Pelican [6] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus crispus). Photo : 02/2009, Ismarida Lake, Greece.
Dalmatian Pelican [7] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus crispus). Photo : 02/2009, Ismarida Lake, Greece.
Spot-billed Pelican (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus philippensis). Photo : 07/2011, Anawilundawa BR., Sri Lanka.
Great White Pelican [6] (Pelecanidae. Pelecanus onocrotalus). Photo : 03/2021, Chiba, Japan.

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