pelican

The specific targets of these assaults—the eggs of ostriches, pelicans, and flamingoes among them—depends on the location within the vultures’ considerable range, which stretches across three continents.

Among the animals it is credited with saving are icons such as the bald eagle, brown pelican, gray wolf and American alligator.

When adaptations of John Grisham novels like The Pelican Brief and The Firm, epic stories totally devoid of superheroes like Titanic and Saving Private Ryan and comedies like Home Alone and Austin Powers, would bring in the big bucks.

During a recent trip, we spotted a pair of humpback whales, along with a colossal pod of dolphins who were in cahoots with the pelicans, staging an elaborate routine to round up fish for one another.

Home to hippos, pelicans and lots of fish, this lake often becomes polluted with human wastes from the city.

Something can happen in Whittier this morning and by the afternoon the brothers in Pelican Bay know all about it.

Gang warlords, locked down in Super Maxes like Pelican Bay pass on instructions to thousands of followers.

At Pelican Bay, there are no windows, and there is no reason not to have windows.

In 2011 a Minnesota farmer smashed thousands of eggs and young chicks of the federally protected American white pelican.

I returned the following year with The Pelican Brief, then The Client.

Pelican, bird of ill omen, go to thy hole and hide thy sorry face.'

His tone and expression satisfied us that pelican would not keep us from starving.

One day I captured a young pelican, and trained him to accompany me in my walks and assist me in my fishing operations.

But it was not impossible that there might be some other opening, and the Pelican crawled in search of it along the Java coast.

He said that if it were not that he had to go to Pelican Lake that very night he would go along and help blow up the old rascal.