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Brown Pelican, La Jolla Cove, California<\/p><\/div>\n

The San Diego Birding Festival show did not open until 3PM yesterday so I spent the morning and early afternoon at two of my favorite San Diego area spots for photography: La Jolla Cove and Cabrillo National Monument. <\/p>\n

At La Jolla this time of year you have breeding plumage Brown Pelicans in large numbers, as well as both Brant’s and Double Creasted Cormorants…and of course, lots of Sea Lions at the north end of the cove, and Harbor Seals at the south end. It is pupping time for the seals and they are out on Children’s Pool Beach. It is a great place for photography and I can spend several hours just walking up and down the path along the top of the cliffs. <\/p>\n

This Brown Pelican is showing full colors. Sony Rx10iii at 600mm equivalent field of view. 1\/1000th @ ISO 100 @ f4.5. Processed in Polarr on my iPad Pro. <\/p>\n

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