Today, we journeyed to Lake Prespa, Grecian section. To Little Prespa to be exact. We are staying on an island where we were promised a cacophony of frogs – all night – and a plethora of pelicans. The frogs are delivering: but the pelicans, up to perhaps 80% of them, have been decimated by avian flu. They were not there to greet us as we hoped. But aided by powerful lenses, we finally saw them. Trust me, they’re there, and there in abundance, roughly in the middle of the first shot.
I’ll send just one more postcard this evening, taken just as the sun set.
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
Oh, wow, what a great trip you’re having, Margaret!
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I’ll second that!
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Good! What a disappointment it would havE been, were that not the case 😳
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I’m glad that you could find the pelicans after all. Gorgeous photos Margaret 😀
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I remember those pelicans being more fortunate than you when I went. Two wonderful photographs, thank you.
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Lovely postcards
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Beautiful postcards! Thank you for sharing your travel!
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Lov.ing the sunset, hon
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Bad news for the pelicans!
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Looks amazing, although yikes about the pelicans.
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Quite. It’s affected this year’s breeding season, which isn’t great, but there are still an awful lot of pelicans here. So all should be well in good time.
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Avian flu – Mother Nature’s tough.
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She is Agnes. But people hope this is a hiccough, albeit a bad one.
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