Hot Sand = Warm Bellies
Harbor seals laze about in the hot sun on a cold day with the pelicans and gulls on Goat Rock Mendocino Coast State Park. There were at least six little ones frolicking in the water nearby. Cute widdew tings.
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August 31st, 2005 at 9:40 am
Have you noticed how one never sees baby pelicans? Apparently they hide away in shelter around inland waterways until they are full grown. Then they cruise out to the sea. (At least, this is what they do in Australia. Perhaps your pelicans are more “gung-ho”?)
August 31st, 2005 at 4:56 pm
I thought our pelicans rode around in their mother’s mouths. Or is that tigers. But no, you’re right. One never does see baby pelicans. Nuts. I bet they’re cute. Probably not as cute as the baby puffins, though.