Wingman
by Dawn Currie
Title
Wingman
Artist
Dawn Currie
Medium
Photograph - Original Photograph
Description
Wildlife photograph by Dawn Currie. Two magnificent American White Pelicans soaring across a deep-blue sky. Photographed in Viera Florida.
Wingman: An Aiir Force pilot in a plane that flies just outside and behind the right wing of the leading aircraft in a flight formation, in order to provide protective support.
The American White Pelican is a huge waterbird with very broad wings, a long neck, and a massive bill that gives the head a unique, long shape. They have thick bodies, short legs, and short, square tails.
Length: 50.0-65.0 in (127-165 cm)
Weight: 158.7-317.5 oz (4500-9000 g)
Wingspan: 96.1-114.2 in (244-290 cm)
Features on Fine Art America / Pixels:
- ABC Group - F is for Flight
- FAA Gallery Home For All Who Create
- Go Take a Hike Photography
- Lady Photographers and Artists
- USA Photographers
- Wild Birds Of The World
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January 29th, 2021
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Comments (15)
Larry Kniskern
Congratulations, Dawn – your natural “twins” scene has been featured by the Go Take a Hike Photography Group! Feel free to add it to the 2021 Featured Images thread in the group discussion board for archive.
Luther Fine Art
Congratulations! Your fantastic art has been featured on the Home Page of the ABC GROUP from the F IS FOR FLIGHT , themed week, February 8, 2021- FEBRUARY 15. 2021! You are invited to add your wonderful art with critters the Features Archive Discussion in the ABC GROUP.
Shoal Hollingsworth
This is gorgeous, I love pelicans and find them to be fascinating birds. Great in-flight action here
Morris Finkelstein
Beautiful flight photograph of a pair of American White Pelicans with great colors, perspective, and composition, Dawn! F/L
CAROLE SPANDAU
Your artwork has been featured on the homepage of FAA Gallery Home For All Artists Who Create. Please post your amazing artwork in our` Archive your FEBRUARY Features` discussion.
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