"We think fatigue and hunger were factors." Experts issue warning after discovering large bird in heartbreaking predicament: ...

Weighing up to 30 pounds and supported by short, stubby orange legs with webbed feet, the American white pelican waddles like penguins when moving on land. All the while, a supersized orange bill juts ...

In 2023, American white pelicans were documented for the first time nesting in Ohio. At least four nests with eggs or young were observed on an island in Sandusky Bay along Lake Erie, Columbus ...

After being grounded for more than a year, two adult American white pelicans took to the air at Mason Regional Park on Wednesday. The birds slowly walked from their cages and seemed to put on a ...

Brown pelicans hold their own among most birds in regard to size, but their wingspans are half that of white pelicans. In the New World, only a California condor can outstretch an American white ...

American white pelicans are not easy to miss, weighing up to 16.5 pounds and possessing a wingspan of nine feet, ... Rare bird alert 🚨 White pelicans spotted in Ohio, ...

It’s strange that although the Brown Pelican is our state bird, the American White Pelican is the bird that graces our state flag. And the story behind it is as interesting as the bird itself.

American white pelicans, with 9-foot, black-tipped wings and long orange beaks, are typically migratory birds. The birds’ numbers in the region dropped in the 19th and 20th centuries.

American white pelicans are among the largest birds in North America, with wingspans as long as 9 feet, just shy of those of the California condor, according to the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology.

Weighing up to seven kilograms with wingspans nearing three metres, the American white pelican is a striking and a rare sight ...

The American white pelican migrates back north around this time of year – and it is not uncommon for a flock to make a stop in the Chicago area. Latest U.S.

American white pelicans call Fox River and the lower Green Bay home. Why has their population increased, a reader asked.