This pelican-counting puzzle contains more birds than you may notice at first glance. Five large pelicans are easy to spot, while several smaller ones are tucked among the bushes, rocks, water, and cliffside.
Scan the picture slowly from left to right and count every visible pelican only once. Some show only their heads and necks, making them surprisingly easy to miss.
There are five large pelicans and six smaller hidden pelicans.
Answer: There are 11 pelicans in the picture.
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