Pelican Feeding on Kangaroo Island with Zeb and Eider Duck

On the way to Kingscote for the Pelican Feeding, we passed grapevines.

Grape vines trimmed back for winter

Grape vines trimmed back for winter

There are many wineries on Kangaroo Island.   Our guide also pointed out some termite hills.  The Kangaroo Island Heath Goanna Lizard is very smart.   The lizard lays the eggs in the termite hill.   The temperature inside the hill is perfect for incubating eggs.   Eight months later, in the spring, the eggs hatch and the mother lizard is there to help the new born lizards as they emerge from the termite hill.

Termite hill on Kangaroo Island

Termite hill on Kangaroo Island

Zeb and Eider went to a pelican feeding.

Australian Pelican

Australian Pelican

It was our first pelican feeding.  Arriving at the pier in Kingscote, we sat in the viewing area.   There were so many pelicans waiting for food.

Many pelicans

Many pelicans

Soon the man arrived with a huge container of fish.

Box of fish for pelicans

Box of fish for pelicans

The pelicans gathered around him as he talked to us.   These pelicans are different than the U.S. pelicans.

Eager pelicans

Eager pelicans

We have brown pelicans and the man said ours are a little smaller.   Soon the feeding began.

Man talking while pelicans get some fish

Man talking while pelicans get some fish.   Nice hat!

We loved to see all the pelicans.   They are so pretty

Pelicans patiently waiting

Pelicans patiently waiting

We really liked the pelican feeding and we really liked the pelicans.

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