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May 07, 2024

Preening Pod of Pelicans on the Snake

Uploaded by August Hernandez

click to enlarge Preening Pod of Pelicans on the Snake
August Hernandez
Having grown up in Lewiston, I would not have believed if someone told me I would one day witness a pod of pelicans chillin' on a sandbar off the Clarkston Greenbelt. But as I have learned, never say never! I captured this pod of approximately 60 on Cinco de Mayo Sunday 2024.

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On October 25, 2021 we saw these five eagles at Lake Coeur d'Alene. They seem to come earlier every year. Beautiful to watch.

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I captured this silhouette of a Mourning Dove atop a light pole with a front row to the beginning of a fiery sunset on July 27th from my Mom's front yard, and my childhood home in Lewiston.
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I happened upon this "reflective recluse" Saturday December 23rd while walking on the Snake River bike path. He was floating silently on the Snake River just North of Lewiston Grain Growers. Though he appears all black/white, his head was actually more purple, but did not show up as such in the pic. I love his perfect reflection & felt fortunate to catch that just before he took flight!
I happened upon this discrete duck Saturday December 23rd while walking on the Snake River bike path. He was bobbing/weaving in the small pond just south of the blue interstate bridge. It was amazing to see him change the shape of his head (plume) as he moved about the pond!
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