Join in with Debbie over at Travel with Intent with the word prompt: Elevation
Here is a my Elevations for the photo challenge
The Wattlebird has a good lookout in the coastal heath atop a Banksia
Pelicans in the harbour will find anywhere to sit
High in the Pine Tree, a Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo surveys the best pine cones for dinner
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Loving the Pelican’s perch.
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Mankind has to supple alternatives if they remove the natural world
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They do the same for storks in Portugal – gives me a little bit of hope in my fellow humans and the future of the natural world.
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We also build nest posts for Ospreys 🙂
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Great shots! I love this interpretation of elevation
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The pelican is great but I just love that parot (parakeet?). It looks as if he was growing out of the branch, not perching but sitting there like a flower or bud.
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The yellow-tailed black cockatoos love sitting in the tree tops. Thanks for your comment 😀
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oh I like your take on elevation – but the pelican on the light is something I have never seen – and it brings a smile.
he looks so content up there.
and when i see pelicans fly – I think I could gaze all day and never tire
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Thank you Yvette. In some places around here the Pelicans love siting on the light posts. Yes when they are soaring in the sky they are spectacular 🙂
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🙂
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Darn it – still hiding its yellow tail!
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Looks like I will have to do better 😀
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😁
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