A pelican tearing at its breast to feed its young is the central emblem of the flag. Real pelicans never perform this activity, but from the Middle Ages this symbol has represented the spirit of self-sacrifice and dedication to progeny. In graphic form the image was found in many books, prints, and paintings, and it was traditionally recalled by early French settlers of Louisiana. As early as 1812 the pelican was used as a Louisiana symbol; it appeared on the state seal, as well ...

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