The White Pelican is a large waterbird known for its striking white plumage and long wingspan, which can reach up to 9 feet. These birds are typically found in North America, especially in wetlands, lakes, and coastal areas. They are social creatures, often seen in groups, and are known for their unique feeding method, where they work together to herd fish into shallow waters. White Pelicans have a distinctive long bill with a large throat pouch, which they use to catch fish. They are migratory birds, traveling long distances between their breeding and wintering grounds. Their population is currently stable, and they are often observed during the breeding season in colonies.