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RE: It's Spring!

in Ladies of Hive4 years ago

When the white pelicans show up in Florida they do not have the bump on their beak, it starts to grow in the spring and when it gets about 2 or 3 inches high, they leave here. I had always thought they stored water in it for the long flight home. I think it was last year that I found out it has something to do with mating. But now I wonder what role it plays. Do they have some sort of kinky sex with it? You rub my bump and I will rub yours. lol

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Maybe they think those bumps are just super attractive! We have hundreds of them here on the river in Wisconsin for about a week, and then they move along, further north.

Maybe, I guess we will never know for sure. We only have them in the winter, we have the brown ones that stay all year.