Indigestion

@john4jack: Thank you Jack

@mosleh: Thank you Mosleh. Please visit again.

@Alun Lambert: Thank you Alun.

@mats: Thanks Mats. Have a great day.

@amirreza: Thank you very much.

@r00t: Thank you

@Veronique: Thank you. This is breeding season, the males have a growth on their beaks. It disappears in a about a month.

@Linerberry: Thank Liners. Have a great day. Hope you enjoy your visit to the UK this summer.

@eva: Thanks Eva. Perhaps it was, or should be.

@jamesy: Thank you

@Hidalgo: Thank you.

@Elena Kotrotsou: Thank you

@mohkum: Thank you. I wished I could've heard if there was a noise or a belch. It just looked silly to me.

@Zing: Thank you.

@Baby Sis: I am not sure what that is. It looks like the inside of his beak and throat. I just thought it looked silly.

@Sarito: Thank you Sarito.

@grouser: Thank you. Hooray for Silly Tuesdays.

@Marion: Thanks Marion. This is eau natural. I have nothing to do with it. I do not know what this bird was doing.

@Giovanni: Thank you.

@zOOm: Thank you. They are greedy birds. Or, at least they appear to be.

@Veronelle: Thank you. Yes they are always looking for fish.

@Lorraine: Thank yOU. Pepto Bismal extra strength for sure.

@Elora: Thank you.

@Sarah: Thank you. Hope you enjoy your day.

@Evelyne Dubos: Thank you.

@Eric Cousineau: Thank you. Yes it does make me think of that commercial.

@bluechameleon: Thank you Sharon.

@MrsAmber: That's a good one Mrs A. Yeah for Silliness.

@vu@granby - Wolfgang: Thank you very much.

@dobbino: Thank you very much.

@Mariana: Thank you. It just looked silly.

@Tracy: I know some people like that also. Myself included 35 years ago. These birds have black wing tips only visible when in flight. The growth on the beak is only there for breeding season. It will disappear in about a month. It is only on the males.

@Ca†≈: Thank you. He is not eating anything. He just lifted his head, opened his mouth, and it looked like he was going to regurgitate something. I think this is the inside of his pouch and throat. He closed his mouth and resumed his pose with the other birds. The bird on the left seems as though it was not amusing. The whole scene just looked silly while it was happening. I couldn't resist.

@Onlymehdi: Thank you. I can assure you it is not the same bird. It is three different birds. They flock together here in groups by the hundreds.

@shahrzad: Thank you. Please visit often.

@Magda: Thank you very much.

@Don: Thank you Don.

@Marie-Hélène Ammor: Thank you. It was a hilarious sight.

@Christel: Thank you for the compliment. Please visit again.

@lydia: Thank you for the compliment. I just thought this was funny.

@Susan: These pelicans are the males Susan. They have these growths during mating season. The females do not have these growths. They disappear in about a month.

@StarCosmosBleu: Thank you. Please visit again.

@kisskool: Thank you for the compliment

@Brett: Thanks Brett

@Melodee: Thank you very much. Please visit again.

@MaryB: Thank you Mary.

@LauraS: Thank you Laura. I couldn't have planned it this well if I wanted to.

@Vinman: Thank you Steve. The expressions I noticed when I downloaded. That is what really helped make this shot.

@Viewfinder: Thank you Glenn. Have a good day.

@willow: Thank you for the compliment. I'm glad you enjoyed viewing this image.

@Didier DE ZAN: Thank you.

@Craig: Thank you very much.

@Linda: Thank you Linda. I'm glad you liked it.