Mated Royal Terns Original Oil Painting Dock Side Pelican You can tell it's still

You can tell it's still a baby because it has not lost the feather on the top of its head

Barbara Fallenbaum's painting of a Great Egret all dressed up for mating season

and coastal living that make St

Original Oil Painting of a White Morphed Reddish Egret

The young remain with their parents up to 8 months or more

Mated Royal Terns Original Oil Painting Dock Side Pelican You can tell it's stillRoyal terns mate for life. Sometimes this does not result with offspring, but they do not split up. However they still preform their mating routine . During the court ship rituals they will display high stepping Happy Feet dancing. Their neck is extended and slightly back and bends the wings out like a skirt. Its fun to watch them! The painting measures 12 x 16, with frame 13. 25" x 13. 25" x 2" deep. The frame is solid wood and custom for this