What happens when a pelican takes over your boat like it pays rent? You get even—with a feather-friendly prank! In this ...

Weighing up to seven kilograms with wingspans nearing three metres, the American white pelican is a striking and a rare sight ...

American white pelicans call Fox River and the lower Green Bay home. Why has their population increased, a reader asked.

A pelican that caused a traffic stop in Spring Valley was later euthanized due to severe neurological symptoms indicating it may have had bird flu, according to the San Diego Humane Society.

An injured Pelican taken in by SkyWatch Bird rescue (SkyWatch Bird Rescue). SkyWatch Bird Rescue received confirmation from the Florida state veterinarian’s necropsies and examinations, that the ...

When securing a pelican, it's best to grab the bird's bill first to avoid "being snapped at" while leaving its bill open so it can breathe, Volusia County animal control officers learned last week ...

Add ailments like bird flu and pelican wings snapped ... Domestic Birds. Report unusual sickness or die-offs in domestic poultry to FDACS at (850) 410-0900 (during office hours) ...

On 20 April 2010, the oil rig Deepwater Horizon exploded. A photograph of an oil-soaked pelican came to epitomise the environmental disaster and helped galvanise the clean-up.

White pelican populations in Oregon have been increasing in recent decades. ... And basically, pelicans, like all birds, need a few things to get along. One of those is breeding habitat and, ...

From the 1920s to the '80s, the birds were "accidental visitors," with most sightings along Lake Erie. Visits started to grow in the 1980s, and have been increasing ever since. What do pelicans eat?

The American white pelican is a large, white bird with a bright yellow bill and pouch. These birds nest in groups and prey on small fish. This bird is larger than a bald eagle but smaller than a ...