👍 #10 good morning friend, Super quality close-up footage of the White Pelicans and particularly the 3 together. A beautiful bird species captured so well. A wonderful share my friend, thank you. 👍◕‿◕
Thank you so much for stopping by and liking my video!! I really appreciate your kind words and lovely visit to my channel. Pelicans really are some amazing birds and I think they're so beautiful as well. It's my pleasure, take care my new friend :D
Beautiful documentry. Both the pelicans are beautiful in their own way. I have only seen Spot Billed Pelican.. thank you so much for this beautiful video. You nailed it 👍🏼
I'm so glad you enjoyed! Pelicans really are a beautiful species. Wow, I've never heard of those! I just looked them up and they look super interesting. Take care my good friend and have a wonderful day :)
Actually, pelicans are not a genus, they are actually a family, pelicans constitute six different genera now, which are Platyceros with only one extant species being the American White Pelican (Platyceros erythrorhynchos), Leptopelecanus with two extant species being the Brown Pelican (Leptopelecanus occidentalis) and the Peruvian Pelican (Leptopelecanus thagus), Pelecanus with two extant species being the Great White Pelican (Pelecanus onocrotalus) and the Australian Pelican (Pelecanus conspicillatus), Neopelecanus with only one extant species being the Pink-Backed Pelican (Neopelecanus rufescens), Ruforhynchus with only one extant species being the Dalmatian Pelican (Ruforhynchus crispus), and Spilorhynchus with only one extant species being the Spot-Billed Pelican (Spilorhynchus philippensis).
Hi! Thank you very much I really appreciate it. I'm glad you found the music nice and my commentating informative. I hope you have a wonderful day my friend :)
Just went to St. Pete Beach and had ~10 days of brown pelicans diving and gobbling up fish. Just amazing to having 5-20 Of them fishing and swimming 20-30 feet from us most days. Love the pelicans after never seeing them before!
Today I believe I saw a large flock of white pelicans flying over Butte County, CA. There were maybe 200, and they kept circling and circling as if to gain altitude. They were also calling, that's what made me look up. One year during a storm, they hung out at Lake Oroville staying most of the day in a cove below the dam,. People had no idea what they were, and when I told them they were pelicans, they thought I was nuts.
After observing animals for so many years, I think that white pelicans are probably the biggest/heaviest flying birds, although they don't say it, that they are...
Hi there! Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Haha, I don't know if these are masterpieces but thank you :)) I hope you have a wonderful day my new friend
Hi Chris! Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed it and I hope you have a great Thursday as well! Have a good one my new friend :)
Congratulations on your progress! Looking forward to seeing you again! Your video is colorful! you must look! You are very successful! Thanks for sharing! wish you happy!
Hi friend! Thank you so so much! I can't wait to see you again either :) I really appreciate your saying that, I put a lot of effort into these. It's my pleasure to share, I hope you are happy as well and I hope you have a good one!!
Thank you so much, Jakub! I'm glad you enjoyed it and Poland seems like such a nice place! I can't wait to visit someday and see some of your birds :) Take care my friend, and greetings from Texas, USA!
So first, I write a script with all the information I acquired over the internet. Then, I just use the standard voice recorder app I have on my computer and record with my mic. And finally, I import all the audio tracks into my editing app (Wondershare Filmora) and match it up with pictures or videos. I hope that makes sense and I'm so glad you think it's amazing :)
Great and very educational!😀 I've only seen some pelicans in the zoo and (if I rember correctly) they were the the white ones but I can't tell for sure, I don't recall the name of the subspecies either😕 But still they are really imressive!😊❤
I'm so glad you found it educational!! Oh I see, that's super interesting! Here, they're very common, so I doubt we have them in zoos. Awe man that's okay though! I'll take your word for it haha. Thanks for your lovely comment my friend :)
Wonderful video and comparison! Nice to learn there are more differences than just their color. They are all fun to watch. We’ve had some moving north into the Puget Sound area the past couple summers. No one believed it until they saw the photos! Really enjoyed your narration too! 😉👌👍👍👍
I really appreciate you saying that, thank you so much!! Most people only think it's just the color that's different so I'm glad I could shine light on the other differences. That's so cool that you've been able to see these cool birds as well! Haha, that's awesome. Thank you so much again for the kind words. Have a good one my friend, I hope you have a great day :)
