The image shows a group of approximately eight Sun Conure parrots perched on a thick, rough-barked branch that is angled across the frame from left to right. The parrots are primarily bright yellow and orange with some green and blue markings on their wings and tails. They are all facing either to the left or to the right, with some looking directly at the camera. The branch is positioned in front of a wire mesh enclosure, and behind the enclosure, dense green foliage is visible. The lighting suggests an outdoor environment, likely during the daytime. The parrots appear to be in a zoo or aviary setting. This scene is located at the Parc des Oiseaux in Villars-les-Dombes, France.

A bird with dark brown plumage and iridescent green and purple feathers on its wings is drinking from a black trough filled with water. The trough is resting on a weathered log. The bird's long, curved beak is submerged in the water. The ground surrounding the trough is covered with dry grass and scattered twigs. In the background, there is a body of water with some ripples on its surface. Behind the water, a dense green bush or tree provides shade. The overall environment appears to be a natural outdoor setting, possibly a wildlife sanctuary or a park.

This image depicts a group of pelicans on a rocky shore next to a body of water. The pelicans are predominantly light gray with some darker gray markings on their wings and backs. Several pelicans are standing, while others are hunched over or have their heads tucked. One pelican in the foreground is facing left, with its long beak pointed downwards. In the background, a dense line of green trees borders the water. The water itself is a murky green, reflecting the trees and some of the pelicans. The ground is covered in small to medium-sized stones and gravel. The scene appears to be an outdoor aviary or natural habitat for these birds. This environment is consistent with the naturalistic enclosures found at the Parc des Oiseaux in Villars-les-Dombes, France, which is a renowned bird park.