Ron Keas photographed these pelicans on Clear Lake on Monday, October 26, 2009.

NORTHSHORE – Lake County is home to an amazing array of birds and wildlife, and on Monday a large group of pelicans created quite a show on Clear Lake.

Local photographer Ron Keas caught hundreds of the big white birds on film.

Keas estimated about 200 pelicans flew across the lake and landed near Lucerne, swimming silently along as Keas followed from a distance on the lakeshore.

“Along the way they kept posing for pictures,” he said.

Keas added, “I love this lake.”

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Awesome
written by NMurphy02, October 27, 2009

picture. Beautiful

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Thanks for your
written by Donna Christopher, October 27, 2009

continuing beautiful photos Mr. Keas. I love watching the pelicans in flight and the games they play as they fly. 'Crack the whip' always cracks me up

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can I come along
written by california, October 27, 2009

if I give you my name and number Mr.Keas come I come along with you on some of these beautiful photo shoots that you do?

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I Like This...
written by That Redneck, October 27, 2009

...photo of the day. Some of the photos are great, some are for the birds (rim shot). Seriously, good stuff.

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thank you
written by lenny, October 27, 2009

for your ongoing wonderful photos...

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Smiling
written by murply, October 27, 2009

Thanks for manking me smile today. Beautiful photos.

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Relaxing photos.
written by Marzocco, October 27, 2009

It's nice to see beautiful photos of "real" animals instead of the mug shots of the two legged ones taken at the local jail.
Keep up the good work
Marzocco

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Great way to spend the day!
written by ducbucln, October 28, 2009

These are great photos. It's so nice to catch up on the news, but it's nicer to see these beautiful creatures are returning to our lake.

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