F-111 One Pelican Nil
From ABC News:
Pelican shreds F-111's nose
An RAAF F-111 jet fighter was forced to make an emergency landing at the Amberley Air Base west of Brisbane after its nose was shredded in a mid-air collision with a pelican.
The F-111 was on a test bombing raid at about 900 metres altitude over Evans Head in northern New South Wales when the pelican reportedly hit the plane's nose and was sucked into one of its two engines.
Pictures show the aircraft's nosecone shredded by the impact, with bundles of fibreglass fibres hanging loose.
Airservices Australia, the Government-owned corporation which handles air traffic control, says the incident happened on April 11.
The jet flew back to Amberley where the two crew managed to land it without incident.