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Yes, the Australian pelican (Pelecanus conspicillatus) is commonly found in South Australia. It inhabits a variety of wetlands, coastal regions, and inland waterways across the country, including lakes and rivers. These large birds are known for their distinctive long bills and ability to catch fish, making them a notable part of South Australia's wildlife.

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