Flight Of Fantasy

[Arthur Little]

... 'tis a marvellous bird, the stork

Although - equally wonderful - the *pelican

*Holds more in its beak than its belly can!

[Arthur Little]

Never been sure of the difference(s) between these two very LARGE birds mentioned ... because, based on photos that I've seen, they're rather similar in appearance.

[Arthur Little]

Never been sure of the difference(s) between these two very LARGE birds mentioned ... because, based on photos that I've seen, they're rather similar in appearance.

Hence my reason for any changes made to the original well~known rhyme ... as a consequence of choosing the closest look-alike emoticon for insertion at the start of this thread.

[Dave_]

Pelicans are larger and heavier than storks.
Storks have a longer neck compared to pelicans.
Pelicans have a characteristic pouch as a part of their bill, but not in storks.
Pelicans have the largest bill among all the birds.

https://www.differencebetween.com/di...and-vs-storks/

This is a penguin-> 🐧

[Arthur Little]

Pelicans are larger and heavier than storks.
Storks have a longer neck compared to pelicans.
Pelicans have a characteristic pouch as a part of their bill, but not in storks.
Pelicans have the largest bill among all the birds.

https://www.differencebetween.com/di...and-vs-storks/

This is a penguin-> ��

Thanks ... information you've kindly provided, I only read about - to satisfy my own curiosity - after posting the thread.

[Ako Si Jamie]

I remember seeing either a pelican or stork feasting on a seagull in a busy UK park. The video is probably still on YouTube.

[Ako Si Jamie]

Pelicans have the largest bill among all the birds.

Electricity or gas?

[Dave_]

Electricity or gas?

Wind-powered.

[Arthur Little]

I remember seeing either a pelican or stork feasting on a seagull in a busy UK park. The video is probably still on YouTube.

... 'tis, indeed, if it's the same one you're thinking of, Jamie:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2Vo5fOJbJM

[Ako Si Jamie]

... 'tis, indeed, if it's the same one you're thinking of, Jamie:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2Vo5fOJbJM

Nope - which makes me wonder that pelicans/storks gobble up other birds fairly regularly.