Heavily oiled brown pelicans, captured at Grand Isle, Louisiana, wait to be cleaned of Gulf spill crude. They are among dozens of birds brought to the Fort Jackson Wildlife Care Center in Buras, La., on Thursday.
By The Huffington Post
As officials approached to survey the damage the Gulf oil spill caused in coastal marshes, some brown pelicans couldn't fly away Sunday. All they could do was hobble. Several pelicans were coated in oil on Barataria Bay off Louisiana, their usually brown and white feathers now jet black. Pelican......Full article
By The Huffington Post
As officials approached to survey the damage the Gulf oil spill caused in coastal marshes, some brown pelicans couldn't fly away Sunday. All they could do was hobble. Several pelicans were coated in oil on Barataria Bay off Louisiana, their usually brown and white feathers now jet black. Pelican......Full article
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