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A Pelican in her piety decorating a Misericord in Lavenham Church Suffolk

A Pelican in her piety decorating a Misericord in Lavenham Church Suffolk


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A Pelican in her piety decorating a Misericord in Lavenham Church Suffolk

A Pelican in her piety decorating a Misericord in Lavenham Church Suffolk
In medieval Europe Pelicans were often depicted giving blood to their young as an attentive behavior in times of hardship as a result the pelican became a symbol for Jesus and the Eucharist and became a symbol in bestiaries for self sacrifice

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Feathered Fashion - When Pelicans Take Up Interior Design!

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. In this capture, we witness a truly unique collaboration between nature and architecture. A mischievous pelican has taken it upon herself to add her personal touch to the stunning Lavenham Church in Suffolk. With an air of regal elegance, she delicately adorns a misericord with her own interpretation of artistry. But what's the story behind this peculiar partnership? In medieval times, pelicans were revered for their selfless acts of sacrifice towards their young during times of hardship. This noble behavior led them to become symbolic representations of Jesus and the Eucharist. And now, centuries later, our feathered friend seems determined to remind us all about these ancient tales. As birds and people alike marvel at this avian decorator's dedication, one can't help but wonder if she's trying to send a message – perhaps urging us all to embrace compassion and selflessness in our own lives? So next time you visit Lavenham Church in Suffolk, keep an eye out for this extraordinary masterpiece crafted by none other than Mother Nature herself. Let it serve as a reminder that even in unexpected places like churches or on misericords, beauty can be found when creatures great and small come together in harmony!

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