Header image: A precious cargo of Dalmatian Pelican incubating eggs on the project’s nesting raft in 2014. Photo: Natural History Museum of Montenegro “And then the video was gone.” Described by ...

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 ...

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.

The Dalmatian pelican, with a wingspan of over 9 feet, is the largest pelican and one of the largest living birds. Francisco Márquez / The Living Med ...

Unlike any other pelican, the Dalmatian pelican is found in lakes, rivers, deltas and estuaries, as it is not as tied to lowland areas and will nest in suitable wetlands.

Dalmatian pelicans are the largest of the pelican species. At six to seven months, the birds could measure five to six feet in length and have a wingspan of nine to 11 feet.

In November 1996 a Dalmatian pelican was sighted in Cigu and in 2004 a sighting was reported in the Cigu Black-faced Spoonbill Reservation (七股黑面琵鷺保護區). This year’s sighting was again at the spoonbill ...

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 ...

The Dalmatian pelican (Pelecanus Crispus) is the largest member of the pelican family, and perhaps the world's largest freshwater bird, although rivaled in weight and length by the largest swans. They ...

A Dalmatian pelican has been seen in the UK for what is thought to be the first time in hundreds of years. Bird enthusiasts thronged to the Land's End area in Cornwall to catch a glimpse of the bird.

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 ...