Updated: May 24, 2022
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Updated: Dec 17, 2022
Pelican Pier in Rockport Texas is a private pier along Fulton Beach Road that stretches out into Little Bay. It on the list of one of the best birding spots in Rockport Texas. For some reason the pier is a place where the pelicans that migrate to the area during the winter months love to hang out. It was named after its popularity with large flocks of brown and white pelicans who come here to rest and enjoy the beauty of Little Bay.
From majestic Brown and White Pelicans to regal Great Blue Herons or serene White Egrets, there's plenty of magnificent birds to spot plus an occasional dolphin sighting if you're lucky! With beautiful views of the bay, it is a great spot to just sit and enjoy the scenery.
Pelican Pier Rockport TX
During migration, you can spot them there resting or hunting for baitfish. Because of this, it’s also a perfect place for birdwatchers and an ideal location where you might be able to spot them there each year!
Pelicans have been around for nearly thirty million years and are the most recognizable of all coastal birds.
There are many differences between the American White Pelican and Brown Pelicans. Firstly, there is an obvious difference in color with white being more dominant than brown but this doesn’t stop them from standing out against their habitat much like snow does to a landscape. There are other smaller details that differ as well such as weight (16 lbs for white versus 15 lbs for brown) wingspan lengths of 108 inches or even six feet long at its longest point (for whites). That’s not all; one of the most noticeable things about these birds is what they eat! The ones who get it right on land enjoy eating fish while those living near water will snack on crabs and small crustaceans when possible instead.
The interesting thing about both types is seen here
The Pelican Pier at Connie Hagar Wildlife Sanctuary in Little Bay is one of the most popular birdwatching spots on Rockport’s scenic Texas Gulf Coast. Located off of Fulton Beach Road, the Pelican Pier offers a pristine view of this slice of Texas paradise and has proven to be a favorite spot for brown pelicans from all over. No matter which way the winds blow, they always find their way back there to rest and relax.
Connie Hagar observing a Pelican
Especially exciting to watch are Aransas County’s flocks of Brown pelicans. They can be found throughout our coastlines. With their population drastically decreasing, these birds almost disappeared from Texas because they were poisoned by DDT which caused them to lay thin-shelled eggs that would break during incubation. But now through conservation efforts like a ban on pesticides in 1972, this brown bird is making its comeback!
White Pelican Flocks in Rockport TX
Brown Pelicans of Aransas County
You will love Rockport’s Pelican Pier, which offers a spectacular view of the Gulf. We have other great landmarks for you to visit as well- be sure to check out our live camera feed from the beautiful Rockport Beach Park!
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Updated: Jan 4, 2023
Located in beautiful Rockport, Texas, The Festival Grounds at Rockport Harbor is a 3-acre piece of Aransas County’s waterfront history and the perfect spot to hold large events.
Situated across from Little Bay, The Festival Grounds offers stunning views and easy access to nearby attractions such as the Texas Maritime Museum, Rockport harbor, Rockport Beach, and Downtown Rockport.
Over the years, The Festival Grounds has played host to a variety of events and festivals, including music festivals, food festivals, and cultural events. Some of the area's most popular festivals take place at The Festival Grounds, making it a go-to destination for locals and visitors alike.
If you’re in Rockport Texas and just looking for something to do, be sure to check out the calendar of events at The Festival Grounds – there’s always something going on!
Rockport Center for the Arts annual Art Festival.
If you’re planning a large event in Rockport, Texas, consider using The Festival Grounds at Rockport Harbor as your venue. With its stunning waterfront location, rich history, and top-notch amenities, it’s the perfect place to host a memorable event.
You can contact The Aransas County Navigation District and ask to speak with someone in charge of renting it out for your event.
They can be reached at 361-450-8123 Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
The RockportFulton.com website is a comprehensive guide to the towns of Rockport and Fulton, Texas. The website provides a wealth of information about the local area, including events, activities, and attractions.
Visitors to the website can find information about local festivals, markets, and events, as well as details about local businesses, restaurants, and accommodations. The website also features a calendar of events, so visitors can easily plan their trip and make the most of their time in Rockport and Fulton.
In addition to providing information about the local area.
RockportFulton.com is also a great resource for those who are interested in the history and culture of Rockport and Fulton. The website includes articles and photos that highlight the rich history of the towns and their unique character.
Overall, the RockportFulton.com website is an excellent resource for anyone planning a trip to Rockport and Fulton, or for those who simply want to learn more about these charming coastal towns.
