#doodlewashMay2021 prompt: Dock.
Did you know that a pelican’s jawbone bows outwards so they can use their beak’s gular sacs as fishing nets. Reference photo courtesy of Free-Photos on Pixabay.
Zebra Zensations Technical Pen & American Watercolor on Hahnemühle Cold Press Postcard, using a ZenArt Black Tulip brush. Reference photo courtesy of oniles on Pixabay.
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reminds me of home – Cedar Key, Florida, we went every summer for a week or two and stayed on the beach. they had a dock that looked much like this, with a pelican sitting on each post. great memories!
About two and half hours from my brother’s place in Florida. We did visit the beach once where I was there, but I don’t remember where or which side of the state. Umatilla’s east-central Florida so it would be about the same distance to either coast.
Otis Redding would approve of the title! I love these pelicans distanced 6 feet apart for the pandemic. We once had a cold, slightly wounded pelican show up at my folks Hood Canal place. Dad would feed it at first. It stayed for over 6 months, sitting on our bulkhead, fishing, and very tame. Then one day, it just flew away, presumably to warmer climes….all well, and I assume, grateful for the seaside hospital. 😉
Just there for a rest and a visit. It must have been wonderful to watch while it was there.