Pelicans in trouble on the South Coast

Updated February 7 2014 - 12:27pm, first published 12:24pm
PELICAN RESCUE: Australian Seabird Rescue volunteer Julie Dunn rescues another pelican in trouble. Photo by Bonnie Cassen
PELICAN RESCUE: Australian Seabird Rescue volunteer Julie Dunn rescues another pelican in trouble. Photo by Bonnie Cassen
PELICAN RESCUE: Australian Seabird Rescue volunteer Julie Dunn rescues another pelican in trouble. Photo by Bonnie Cassen
PELICAN RESCUE: Australian Seabird Rescue volunteer Julie Dunn rescues another pelican in trouble. Photo by Bonnie Cassen
PELICAN RESCUE: Australian Seabird Rescue volunteer Julie Dunn rescues another pelican in trouble. Photo by Bonnie Cassen
PELICAN RESCUE: Australian Seabird Rescue volunteer Julie Dunn rescues another pelican in trouble. Photo by Bonnie Cassen
PELICAN RESCUE: Australian Seabird Rescue volunteer Julie Dunn rescues another pelican in trouble. Photo by Bonnie Cassen
PELICAN RESCUE: Australian Seabird Rescue volunteer Julie Dunn rescues another pelican in trouble. Photo by Bonnie Cassen

SEABIRDS in particular pelicans are increasingly getting into trouble on the Far South Coast but now locals can get trained to help with rescues.

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