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28 June 2010, 08:12 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Real Name: Kaya
Location: Louisiana
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Who Knew?
WHO KNEW?
Baby Pelicans are just like some Velociraptor babies. I thought I was getting a special assignment to help tube feed some baby pelicans...my first suspicion was the head gear with the face shield. The adults try to get away, the babies run at you biting. Heck they even sound like baby dinos when they are fussing. These little guys are sometimes called pterodactyls by Volunteers. Here are some pictures that Daniel Beltra took one day while I was at the Fort Jackson Rescue center in Venice, Louisiana. Beltra is a Spanish Photographer who takes pictures for Greenpeace. He travels all over the world and he told me he has even been to Antartica. He is a really neat guy. Thankfully I haven't been in any pictures yet, you notice we all look pretty disgusting! Clean Baby Pterodactyls Attacking!  Oiled Baby Pterodactyls  From Dirty to Clean        My friends Max holding a clean Brown Pelican for a tube feeding. 
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