Most pelican species weigh between 10 and 15 pounds, stand about 4 to 5 feet tall, and have wingspans ranging from 6 to 10 feet. The largest species, such as the Dalmatian pelican, can reach up to ...

Majestic Dalmatian Pelican in flight and a female wolf killed in a brutal fight for dominance with her sister are the among the winning shots in the British Ecological Society's annual photo ...

Great white pelicans also discovered nesting Belene - A Dalmatian pelican hatched on Persina (Belene) Island on the Danube in Bulgaria for the first time in 60 years. So far, the only breeding site of ...

Dalmatian pelican chicks look bare when they hatch but they should get all of their downy feathers when they reach three to four weeks. At about six to seven months, they will be ready to fledge.

There could be as few as 6,700 left in the wild. Paul Stancliffe of the British Trust for Ornithology described how the Dalmatian pelican has had a chequered history in the UK.

The majority of breeding colonies of Dalmatian Pelicans (Pelecanus crispus), a vulnerable species, are located in freshwater inland wetlands. However, in the Mediterranean region, a few breeding ...

The giant Dalmatian Pelican, whose wingspans measure up to 11 and a half feet, is thought to have been carried here on last weekend's humid weather from Europe.

The Dalmatian pelican lives in southern Europe and parts of India and China, but its habitat has declined everywhere. Drained wetlands, hunting and commercial fishing have all hit hard.

A LARGE new arrival who is confused about his identity has been welcomed to a bird sanctuary. Percy the dalmatian pelican has been given a new home at Kirkleatham Owl Centre, near Redcar.

Belene - A Dalmatian pelican hatched on Persina (Belene) Island on the Danube in Bulgaria for the first time in 60 years. So far, the only breeding site of the bird, considered Critically Endangered ...