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One piece of fish and four pelicans. If you look at the pelican just above my water mark and the three pelicans in front of him, they all have a hold on the same piece of fish!

One piece of fish and so many hungry mouths to feed!

Spotted this engine in Foley, Al. while on our way to Lambert's Cafe, "Home of the throwed rolls" in Foley Al. this week end.

Comoran from the boat trip.

This is an osprey nest that an owl decided to make it's home. This was taken from several hundred feet away while in the tour boat. We almost didn't see it because the only thing visible was the top of it's head.

A pair of osprey watching over their nest. Another shot from the boat trip. Second shot is an enlargement of the osprey at the top. Tamron 150-600mm lens was used.

Red Tail Hawk shot taken from a boat at 600mm on DX camera, handheld. It was tough getting that single focus point on just his face while moving in the boat.

This is an owl that has taken over a ospreys nest and claimed it for itself. I am several hundred feet away shooting at 600mm on my DX camera, handheld and I am in a moving boat, which made this shot very challenging.

Shooting at 600mm with a DX camera adding the 1.5 crop factor in a boat that is moving is a real challenge. I think this is a red shouldered hawk

Unusual setting for a pelican picture.

Next frame from previous post.

Brown pelican looking for lunch

Took this shot yesterday while out searching for some white pelicans to photograph. D600 with a Tamron 24-70- F2.8 lens

Got this while out shooting with a friend today.

Got this while out shooting with a friend today.

Colorful brown pelican looking for lunch

Colorful brown pelican looking for lunch

After about two hours of waiting I was given about one minute to take some pictures and then the eagle left again. This is in it's nest.

Just a duck

Got this cutie at the harbor