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Tree art memorial chainsaw carving
Memorial chainsaw carvings can be a beautiful and meaningful way to commemorate a loved one and preserve their memory for generations to come.
Chainsaw carved eagle bear beaver
Steps to consider doing a stump carving
By incorporating these tips and your own creative ideas, you can make your stump carving truly original and one-of-a-kind.
The art of chainsaw carving
The art of chainsaw carving is a truly unique and fascinating form of sculpting that has captured the hearts and imaginations of people around the world. Combining the raw power and versatility of a chainsaw with the delicacy and precision of artistic expression, chainsaw carving is a highly skilled and specialized craft that requires a […]
Carved beaver heron pelican
Some symbolic figures I love carving, this giant block of cottonwood was for a nice canvas. Long carving bars work great removing wood fast and easier to block out your figures, I chalk out roughly where I want them and once you get the unnecessary wood removed things become clearer. Beavers pelicans and herons are […]
Carved Heron and Pelican
Carved these herons and pelican from trees that were blown down from storm in Pine Falls golf coarse. Giving new life to trees that once shaded us.
Some facts about pelicans
- Pelicans are large water birds with distinctive long bills and a distinctive throat pouch, which they use to catch fish.
- There are eight different species of pelicans, which can be found all over the world, from the Americas to Australia and Africa.
- Pelicans are expert fishers and are able to catch fish in a variety of ways, including diving from the air or water, scooping fish up in their bills, or dipping their heads underwater.
- Pelicans are social birds and often hunt and roost in large groups, known as colonies.
- Pelicans have a wingspan of up to 10 feet (3 meters), making them one of the largest flying birds in the world.
- The brown pelican, which is found in the Americas, is the only pelican species that dives into the water from the air to catch fish.
- Pelicans have been known to eat up to 4 pounds (1.8 kg) of fish in a single day.
- Pelicans are known for their unique ability to store fish in their throat pouches, which can hold up to three times the amount of food as their stomachs.
- Pelicans are monogamous and will often mate for life, returning to the same nesting site year after year.
- Pelicans are sensitive to pollution and habitat destruction and are considered to be an indicator species for the health of wetland ecosystems.
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These six bears were carved out of one foot block of western red cedar, detailing took a more precise control. Sometimes the small carving are a the bigger challenges, the one on the left has a hole above the right shoulder where the branch grew through it sometimes adds to the carving. Sometimes imperfections make […]