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Your bird ID is getting very impressive Ken.This is indeed an Australian Pelican(Pelicanus conspicillatus)My book says common in suitable habitat.
Unusual in that they enjoy eating the native Australian raw.
I knew you’d be impressed. Mind you, you are talking to the person who, for about thirty five years, actually – genuinely – thought a shrew was a small bird. Bit like a robin. Ok, maybe a bit bigger. But suggestions I thought Chlaymdia was a pot plant are really quite untrue… Think we’re back to “rooting compost”
Your bird ID is getting very impressive Ken.This is indeed an Australian Pelican(Pelicanus conspicillatus)My book says common in suitable habitat.
Unusual in that they enjoy eating the native Australian raw.
I knew you’d be impressed. Mind you, you are talking to the person who, for about thirty five years, actually – genuinely – thought a shrew was a small bird. Bit like a robin. Ok, maybe a bit bigger. But suggestions I thought Chlaymdia was a pot plant are really quite untrue… Think we’re back to “rooting compost”