Pelicans and Other Fishing Birds: Pelecaniformes
Pelecaniformes And People
Pelicans and other birds in this group are the subjects of many legends and stories for children. Many of these birds seem to enjoy the company of humans and follow their fishing ships and even rest on them. Farmers gather the droppings from seabird nesting sites to make fertilizers for crops. In the Far East, cormorants are trained to catch fish for their owners, and some peoples on South Pacific islands still use the long tail feathers of tropicbirds for decorating their clothing.
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- Pelicans and Other Fishing Birds: Pelecaniformes - Conservation Status
- Pelicans and Other Fishing Birds: Pelecaniformes - Behavior And Reproduction
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