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I do disagree that the other "objects are blurred beyond recognition," as I can clearly see two more pelicans.View attachment 88894
You are shooting at the furthest range of your lens and at a relatively small aperture - both of which will cause degradation in the image quality.
The iso at exposure is 400 so you could shoot at 100 and this would allow you to shoot at an f stop that is better quality for that glass or maybe at a higher speed to freeze the action more.
The entire scene is bright, the meter tries to make that medium grey and so your shot is generally underexposed.
(you might look up 'expose to the right' to understand why this is better exposed more)
Nothing in the image is particularly sharp, except perhaps the trailing edge of the wings on the large bird; the head of the subject bird is out of focus and the other two objects in the scene are blurred beyond recognition. This may be due to missed focus or lens quality or motion blur but nonetheless, this should be discarded for better ones.
BUT, I appreciate the rest of your comments. Much more helpful than "underexposed."
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