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Brown pelican
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Pelecanus occidentalis / Brown pelican
I made this picture into the Caladesi Island State Park which is the neighbor island of Honeymoon Island.
Honeymoon Island and Caladesi Island were originally part of a large barrier island that split in half during a major hurricane in 1921. The waterway between the islands is known as Hurricane Pass.
According to the Florida Park Service, Honeymoon Island was introduced to the American public in the early 1940s through newsreels and magazines. The advertisements promised undiscovered pleasures for newlyweds. According to the Dunedin Museum, located in Dunedin on the mainland which lays claim to both Honeymoon Island and Caladesi Island, Honeymoon Island was formerly known as Hog Island. In the early 1940s, honeymoon-type huts were built on the island for vacationing, and the name was changed. World War II began and the thatched huts fell into disuse. The structures were torn down as the island was turned into a state park. However, the name stuck. A causeway leading to the island was constructed in 1964.
Information's were taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honeymoon_Island_State_Park |
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hallo Sascha
thanks for the kind comments on my Picture
and you have here a beauty with super good sharpness and lovely naturel colours and light
ps i have seen in Greece about 80 in the air and 50 in the water
never seen so many
gr lou
Hello Sascha,
Beautiful presentation of this Brown Pelican. I like its composition and the way you have placed the bird. Nice color, details as well as light. I like such blue BG.
Thanks for sharing with informative NOTE,
Regards,
Srikumar
Hello Sascha,
Two words....amazing capture....
Marius.
Bonjour Sascha,
Agréable publication valorisant bien le sujet dans une belle lumière sous un bon angle de prise de vue et sous une bonne profondeur de champ.
A bientôt sur TN pour de nouvelles aventures.
Gérard
TOP birdphotographie Sacha , beautiful shot.
Thanks for sharing.
gr.Yves