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| Mute Swan with American Coots. Mute Swan chicks (called cygnets) have two morphs: grey or "Royal", and white or "Polish". |
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| This American White Pelican had a hurt, possibly broken, wing, and was grounded and couldn't leave with the rest of the flock. |
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| Some people from a wildlife society in McKinley woods are keeping a eye on it. |
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| In this picture, you can really see the Pelican's pouch. |
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| Here, you can see the black tip of the wing, which shouldn't be visible under normal circumstances. |
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| While "Murmuration" refers to the hypnotic grouping of starlings containing hundreds, sometimes thousands of birds, these Red-winged Blackbirds were doing a very similar thing. |
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| Multiple shots of the same Great Blue Heron. |






