Lake Kerkini Pelicans
Posted on 30/1/25
Lake Kerkini is home to a large colony of Dalmatian Pelicans (around 800 in the winter months). They follow the boats closely for the occasional fish thrown to them. Of the 2000 or so images taken during the first morning (smoking CF Express cards for all of us), these are the ones I enjoyed taking the most.
Its also worth looking out for the fantastic “hair styles" the pelicans have and also the quite intimidating stare they give you if the fish flow pauses too long for them.
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
Lake Kerkini Pelicans 1
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