Pelican on a bicycle · minimax-m3.1-flash

Let me design the SVG carefully. Scene: side view of a pelican riding a bicycle, facing right.

Layout in a viewBox 0 0 900 600.

Bicycle: wheels at (250, 460) and (620, 460), radius 90. Frame: bottom bracket around (420, 460)? Let's design a standard diamond frame.

Wheels: rear wheel center (250,460) r=95; front wheel center (640,460) r=95.
Bottom bracket at (430, 460). Seat tube from BB up to (400, 330) where saddle sits. Head tube at top of fork: (600, 330) down to fork (640,460). Top tube from (400,330) to (595,335). Down tube from BB (430,460) to (590,345).

Handlebars: from head tube top (595,330) up to stem (600,300) then bars curving to (640,290) with grips.

Saddle at (390,320).

Pelican: body sitting on saddle around (390, 300) — body ellipse center (395,275) rx 85 ry 60. Neck rising from body up-left/back... Actually facing right: head up and forward. Let's have body ellipse at (380, 270), neck from body going up-forward to head at (520, 150). Bill long pointing forward-right from head with throat pouch beneath.

Wings: one wing on the body side (an ellipse shape on the body), other wing extended forward to the handlebars at (640,290) — a wing reaching to grips. That's the "clear contact near handlebars". Feet: two legs from lower body down to pedals at crank (430,460). Pedals at radius 40 from BB: pedal positions (430,460) crank arm to pedal at (455,500)? Feet near pedals — draw leg from body bottom (400,320) down to foot at pedal.

Let's be concrete:

Pelican parts:
- Body: ellipse cx=385 cy=272 rx=88 ry=62, fill cream/tan.
- Tail feathers: path at back left.
- Neck: path from (440,250) curving up to (500,170) — thick stroke path with round cap, width 34.
- Head: circle cx=515 cy=145 r=36.
- Eye: circle at (528,138) r=5.
- Bill: long path from head front (545,145) extending to (720,175), upper bill shape, with hook at tip. Pouch: path beneath from (555,160) down bulging to (660,225) back to (555,165) — skin colored.

Bill details: upper bill as a long tapered shape: path M 540 138 Q 630 140 725 168 Q 740 174 728 182 Q 640 176 545 165 Z. Then tip hook small curve.

Pouch: M 548 162 Q 600 230 690 215 Q 620 235 560 178 Z — a sagging pouch. Let's do: pouch path M 546 160 C 560 215, 630 240, 700 205 C 640 205, 580 180, 552 158 Z. Hmm need reasonable shape. I'll craft: 
Pouch: "M 548 162 C 556 220 618 252 692 216 C 630 224 580 196 552 158 Z" fill orange-pink.

- Wing (near wing on body): path like a teardrop on body, e.g. M 320 250 C 300 200 350 190 400 210 ... let's do a simple leaf shape: "M 330 232 C 320 285 360 320 405 318 C 400 270 375 235 330 232 Z" fill darker tan, plus feather lines.
- Far wing reaching to handlebars: from shoulder (440,255) a wing extending forward-right to the grip (630,285). Path: "M 430 250 C 480 225 540 235 585 258 C 605 268 615 280 620 290 C 585 275 545 262 505 270 C 470 277 440 268 430 250 Z" plus a feather tip pointing at grip. Contact: wing tip at (620,288) touching grip at (632,286). Make the handlebar grip at (632,282) so wing overlaps.

- Legs: from body underside (395,320) to pedal. Crank at (430,470)? Bottom bracket should be where pedals are. Let me set BB at (420,470)? Wheels at y=460 r=95 means bottom of wheel at 555. Ground line y=560.

Frame geometry (side view, facing right):
- Rear wheel center R=(245,455), front F=(625,455), r=92.
- BB = (420,455)? Typically BB is between wheels, slightly lower than axles? Actually BB is above the axle line usually slightly... On a real bike BB is a bit lower than axle height? Wheel axle is at ground+r; BB height ~ 270mm vs wheel radius ~340mm, so BB is above axle level. So BB y smaller than 455. Let's set BB=(420,395).
- Seat tube: BB(420,395) to seat top (395,300). Saddle at (385,295).
- Head tube: top (585,300) bottom (600,395); fork from (600,395) to front axle (625,455).
- Top tube: (395,300) to (585,305).
- Down tube: (420,395) to (595,320).
- Chainstay: BB (420,395) to rear axle (245,455).
- Seatstay: seat top (395,300) to rear axle (245,455).
- Head tube line: (585,300)-(600,395).

Handlebars: stem from head top (585,300) up to (585,275), bar going right to grip (650,270)? Typically handlebars curve. Let's have bar: path M 585 300 L 585 272 Q 585 258 605 258 L 645 258 with grip at end (635,258). So grip around (645,258).

Hmm the wing needs to reach the grip. Wing tip target (640,262).

Pedals/crank: crank arm from BB (420,395) to pedal at (455,440) (front-lower). Pedal at (455,440) horizontal small bar. Foot should be near pedal. Second pedal opposite at (385,350) with foot there.

Pelican feet: leg from body bottom (near 400,320) down to pedal. Near foot at (455,440): leg path from (410,320) to (450,432) — but that passes through frame, fine, draw leg in front of frame. Foot (webbed) shape on pedal at (455,440).
Far leg to pedal at (385,350): path from (395,315) to (383,345). Hmm far pedal at BB opposite: (385,350). Foot there.

But body sits on saddle at (385,295) with body center at ~ (385,270)? Saddle at y=295 and body center y 272 with ry 62 → bottom at 334, that overlaps saddle top. Let's set saddle at (385,290) with the body bottom resting ~ 300. Body ellipse cy=255, rx=85, ry=58 → bottom 313. Saddle at (380,300) top. Ok, body overlaps saddle slightly. Good — visually connected.

Legs then emerge from under body around (400,315) down to pedal (455,440) — long legs. Pelicans have short legs though; but ok, it's stylized. Maybe make pedals lower: BB at (420,430) so pedal front-lower at (450,470). Ground at 555, wheel bottom 547. Frame bottom tube y=430 fine.

Let's do BB=(420,430). Seat tube BB→(398,305). Head tube (585,305)-(598,420); fork (598,420)→(625,455). Top tube (398,305)-(585,310). Down tube (420,430)-(592,325). Chainstay (420,430)-(245,455). Seatstay (398,305)-(245,455).

Crank arm BB(420,430) to pedal at (452,462) (down-forward). Pedal bar at (452,462). Other pedal at (388,398) with far leg.

Leg near: from (405,315) down to (448,455). Draw thigh feather then tarsus then webbed foot on pedal.
Far leg: from (390,318) to (386,392) foot at pedal (388,398).

Hmm far pedal at (388,398) is above and behind BB; ok.

Actually to make feet near pedals clearly, near foot on pedal (452,462) is good and visible.

Wing to handlebar: grip at (645,258). Body shoulder at (450,250). Wing path reaching (640,260).

Neck from body front-top (445,240) up to head (515,155). Head circle at (515,150) r=34. Bill from (543,150) to tip (720,178).

Wing to handlebars may conflict with head/bill region (head at 515,150; bill extends to 720,178). The wing reaching (645,258) is below the bill. Fine.

Pouch hangs from bill underside: from (548,160) sagging down to (690,205). Bill tip at 720,178 — pouch bottom near 690,215. Might collide with wing at 258? no.

Let me also add: sky background, sun, clouds, road, grass, motion lines. Text caption.

Colors: pelican white/cream body, orange-pink bill and pouch, yellow-orange feet. Bicycle teal frame, dark tires.

Now write HTML with SVG. Use gradients. Make responsive: svg width 100%, max-width, viewBox 0 0 900 620.

Let me write the code.

Ground: y=560 line. Wheels bottom at 455+92=547. Road from 547 to 620.

Let me write it.

Detail for wheel: circle stroke dark width 10, spokes lines, hub, tire.

I'll write the file.

Spokes: for each wheel, 12 lines through center.

Let me write carefully with JS? Task says use JS as needed; not required. Maybe add a small JS: no requirement. But addendum says inspect console. I'll include a tiny script that ensures aria and maybe nothing. I'll add a minimal script (e.g., sets title/desc fallback). Keep simple but include script tag for interactivity? Not needed. I'll add a small script that adds a subtle parallax on mouse? Optional, keep it minimal — maybe a gentle wheel spin animation is nice but could complicate. I'll add CSS animation for legs? No. I'll add a tiny JS that nothing much does — actually let's add JS to make the SVG title/desc and a "Ride" toggle? Keep it simple: include a small script handling keyboard toggle of a caption? The instruction says animation not required. I'll include a small script that logs nothing but handles reduced motion? Simpler: include script that adds a subtle bobbing animation class. Eh — I'll include a modest script that toggles a "coast" mode where legs pedal with CSS animation controlled by JS class. Actually risk of bugs; keep JS to: add animation class after load (pedal rotation via CSS transform on crank group) — nice touch but needs pedaling feet attached which we won't animate consistently. Skip animation of legs; instead spin wheels? wheels spinning while stopped is odd.

I'll just include a small JS that sets the current year / handles a "click to hear" no. I'll include a tiny script for nothing: prevents double-tap zoom? Fine — include minimal script that sets document title and console.info. It's fine.

Let's write.

Text: caption "Pelican on Wheels" title in HTML above SVG, plus SVG <title>/<desc>.

Coordinates recap (viewBox 0 0 900 620):

Background: rect gradient sky 0..620? Sky rect y 0..560, road rect 560..620.

Sun circle at (790,95) r=48.
Clouds: ellipses at (150,90), (520,60).

Bicycle group:
Wheels r=92, centers (245,455) and (625,455). Tire stroke #2b2b33 width 11, rim circle r=80 stroke #9aa3ad width 5, spokes: 12 lines center to r=76 stroke #c9d2da width 2. Hub circle r=8.

Tire tread: use stroke-dasharray on a circle r=92 width 14 color #17171c.

Frame color #1f7a8c teal, stroke width 9, linecap round.

Chainring: circle at BB (420,430) r=22 stroke #f0a830? Chain: path from chainring to rear hub: two lines (420,408)->(245,443) and (420,452)->(245,467). Actually chain runs from rear hub to chainring: lines. Draw path d="M 245 443 L 420 408 M 245 467 L 420 452" stroke #555 width 4. Plus rear cog circle r=12.

Crank: line BB to (452,462) stroke #c9ccd1 width 8; pedal rect at (452,462) width 26 height 7 fill #333 rounded. Far crank line BB→(388,398) stroke #9aa0a8 width 7; pedal rect at (388,398).

Handlebar: stem from (585,305) up (585,275); bar: path M 585 278 Q 590 258 615 258 L 655 258 stroke #333 width 8; grip: line (638,258)-(668,258) stroke #6b3f2a width 11 round cap. Hmm grip should be where wing contacts: end of bar around x=665. Wing tip reaches (660,262)? Let's set wing tip at (655,262) touching grip.

Actually make handlebars sweep back toward viewer; but simple bar is fine. Grip end at x=668. Wing tip contact at (660,260).

Saddle: path shape at (380,300): "M 360 302 C 360 288 385 286 400 290 C 412 293 414 300 408 303 L 362 305 Z" fill #6b3f2a. Let's simpler: ellipse-ish path. I'll do: M 355 305 Q 352 290 375 288 Q 402 287 408 297 Q 410 305 396 306 Z.

Seat post: line (398,305)-(392,295) stroke #777.

Pelican:
- tail: path M 305 235 C 265 225 235 235 215 258 C 250 268 285 268 310 258 Z fill #d9cfb8.
- body: ellipse cx=380 cy=250 rx=88 ry=60 fill #f4efe2 stroke #d9cfb8.
- belly shading: ellipse? skip, add path fill #e6dfcd opacity.
- wing (body wing): path M 320 232 C 306 275 340 305 385 300 C 382 258 355 228 320 232 Z fill #ded5c1 stroke #c9bfa8; feather lines.
- far wing (reaching handlebars): path M 430 235 C 490 205 560 220 610 245 C 640 258 655 268 662 276 C 640 272 615 264 590 258 C 545 248 490 250 445 262 C 432 258 426 246 430 235 Z fill #efe8d8 stroke #d3c9b2. Add feather tip lines near tip.
- neck: path from (440,215) C (470,190) (480,175) (492,168) stroke #f4efe2 width 40 linecap round; plus outline? Use a filled shape instead: neck path with fill. Simpler: use two stacked strokes: width 44 stroke #d9cfb8 then width 38 stroke #f4efe2. That creates outline effect. Good trick.
- head: circle cx=512 cy=148 r=36 fill #f4efe2, with outline stroke #d9cfb8. Also a darker crown? fine.
- eye: circle (524,138) r=6 fill #2b2b33, highlight small white.
- crest feathers: small path on head back.
- bill upper: path M 540 132 C 600 132 660 150 716 170 C 726 174 728 182 718 186 C 660 172 600 160 543 158 Z fill #f5a04a stroke #d97b2e.
  bill lower edge / mouth line: path M 543 158 C 600 160 660 172 718 186 stroke #d97b2e width 2.
  hook tip: path M 716 170 C 726 174 728 182 718 190 C 716 182 712 176 706 174 Z fill #e07f2e.
- pouch: path M 545 156 C 556 210 618 244 700 214 C 690 190 640 165 560 156 Z fill #f08fa0? Actually pouch under bill: from base of bill down. Let's craft: M 546 154 C 552 206 612 240 700 212 C 706 208 704 200 696 196 C 640 176 590 162 546 154 Z — messy. Simplify: pouch shape is a sagging curve: 
  path "M 545 155 C 560 205 620 235 705 208 L 690 190 C 620 205 575 180 550 152 Z" fill #f5a04a? Pouch color slightly different: #f2b05a with stroke.
  Let me instead draw pouch as one shape: M 544 154 C 552 208 618 242 706 210 C 690 178 620 158 548 152 Z fill #f6b45c stroke #dd8b34.
  That yields a blob. Fine.
- Pouch lines: a couple curves.

- Legs (far leg behind body/frame? draw before body? Far leg should be behind near leg). Draw far leg before body? Far leg goes from body underside to far pedal (388,398) — draw it under body layer so it appears behind frame but visible below body.
  Far leg path: M 392 300 C 386 330 384 360 388 388 stroke #e2b04a width 12 round cap; foot: at (388,398) webbed foot path: M 375 396 L 405 396 ... draw small webbed foot over pedal: "M 376 392 C 372 402 376 408 386 408 C 396 408 402 402 402 392 Z" fill #f2a63c. And toes lines.
  Near leg: M 408 302 C 420 350 438 400 448 448 stroke #f2a63c width 14; foot on pedal (452,462): webbed foot path "M 438 448 C 434 462 440 470 452 470 C 466 470 472 462 470 448 Z" fill #f2a63c, with toe notches.

Pedal at (452,462): draw pedal bar rect x=438 y=466 w=30 h=7. Foot above.

Order of drawing: background, wheels (behind), far crank/pedal, frame, chain, chainring, near crank+pedal, seat, handlebar, far leg, far foot, body, tail, body wing, near leg, near foot, neck, head, bill, pouch, far wing (in front of body, reaching bars), wing tip contact.

Wing contact with handlebar: grip at (638-668, 258). Wing tip at ~ (662,276) — need contact. Let's make wing tip point at (660,262) and draw grip over? Draw wing after handlebar so wing appears in front of grip (grasping). Better: wing tip overlaps grip — realistic as wing holding the grip. So draw handlebar before wing. Order: frame, handlebar, ... wing last-ish. But wing should be behind head? no conflict.

Also motion lines behind wheels for dynamism.

Also small caption text in SVG? HTML caption is fine.

Let's write the file now.

Text label "PELICAN EXPRESS" maybe as a sign in background? Keep simple: sun, clouds, birds silhouettes, road, grass tufts.

Writeit.

Good overall but issues:
1. The image is cut off at the bottom? The stage svg viewBox 0 0 900 620, screenshot viewport 1200x800 - the page is taller than viewport. Fine but let's check bottom by scrolling.
2. The bill/pouch: pouch appears as separate blob overlapping the bill awkwardly; bill looks like it goes down into pouch. Actually the pouch shape looks like a big orange shape under bill — acceptable but the bill shape reads oddly (two parallel shapes). Let me refine: bill should be a long straight beak pointing right, with pouch hanging below the base only. Currently the pouch spans the whole bill length. Real pelican: pouch hangs from base of bill, extending maybe halfway. Let me shorten the pouch to under the base half.

3. The wing to handlebars: the wing reaches down-right and the grip appears above it; the wing tip near (660,278) is below the handlebar (y 258). In the image the wing goes down to about the handlebar but appears below/right of it, not touching. Handlebar appears at right around x=840 screen... Let me look: handlebar visible at around screen x 730-780, y 455-480. The wing tip appears at x~840, y~470 — to the right of handlebar, slightly overlapping? It looks like the wing passes the handlebar end. Need better contact: make the wing tip wrap over the grip.

Actually the handlebar is drawn with a hook shape; the grip is at (636-668,258). The wing tip ellipse at (636-668, 254-272) should overlap the grip. In the image, the dark grip is at ~(730,462) screen and there's a small shape at (855,470)? Hard to tell. The white cloud-like thing at x 820-880, y 460-490 is likely the wing tip. So the wing extends past the grip. Let's shorten the wing so the tip is exactly at the grip.

Mapping: viewBox 900 wide → screenshot stage width ~1130px starting x=50? Stage from x=52 to 1148 => 1096 px for 900 units → scale 1.218, offset 52. So screen x = 52 + 1.218*svgX. svgX=650 → 843. Yes the wing tip shape at screen ~840-870 = svg 647-670. And the grip at svg 636-668 → screen 826-866. Hmm so they should overlap. But the handlebar drawn appears at screen 725-790 → svg 552-606?? That's the other hook (the left hook path M584 282 Q560 262 556 288). The bar to the right (584→650) seems... I see a dark curve at screen ~730-770. So the main bar isn't visible? Because the wing (drawn later) covers it! Wing covers the bar from x 428-664, y 202-280. The bar at y=258 is under the wing. So we only see the left hook at 556-584.

Fix: draw handlebar after the pelican wing? But then handlebar would overlap the wing awkwardly. Better: make wing tip wrap around grip and draw a visible portion of the bar. Options: shorten wing so tip ends at grip x=660, and raise the bar so it emerges. Or draw the bar after the wing (grip in front) with wing tip curled behind it.

Simplest: reorder: draw the pelican's body-wing group before handlebar, and draw the "wing tip gripping" after handlebar so it overlaps the grip. But the whole wing body covers the bar — the bar would then appear on top of the wing, which looks wrong.

Better: make the wing reach to the grip but approach from below, ending with the tip at the grip. I.e., shorten wing's forward extent to x=648 and have the wing's leading edge dip to the grip at (648,258). Then the bar from 584→650 at y=258 would still be mostly covered by the wing (wing spans y 202-280 through x 428-648). Hmm the bar is inside the wing region.

Alternative: raise the handlebar: bars at y=235? The head is at (514,150) with r 37, bill at y~130-190 going to x 718. Handlebar at x 584-650 y 258 is below the bill, fine. Wing needs to reach the bar.

Alternative approach: instead of covering, make the wing a separate extended shape that reaches the bar from behind (drawn before the bar) and the tip wraps in front. That is: draw wing (behind) then draw the handlebar bar+stem on top of the wing, then draw the wing tip curl over the grip (in front). Visually: wing goes under the bar and the tip curls over the grip. That's a natural grip.

Let's restructure: in the pelican group, keep the wing before? But the wing originates from the body and needs to be in front of the body. The bar portion near x 584-650 is far from the body, so overlapping wing over bar is the issue only in that segment.

Plan:
- Draw wing in pelican group (as now) but shorten so it ends around x=612.
- Move the handlebar drawing to AFTER the pelican group, so bar/stem drawn over the wing. But then the bar would cross over the wing between 584-612 which is the natural look of bar in front of wing? It'd look like the bar passes over the wing, not great either but with the tip curl over grip afterwards it reads okay.

Cleaner: the wing approaches the grip from the side and the tip curls around the grip from below/front. So wing shape ends with a small upward hook at x 636-660, y 250-270, drawn after the handlebar.

I'll do:
1. In bicycle group, keep handlebar but move it to a separate group rendered after the pelican? Handlebar needs to be behind the wing tip but in front of the wing body... complicated ordering with pelican group as a whole.

Solution: split the pelican into two groups: pelican-back (body, legs, tail, wing body) and pelican-front (head, bill, wing tip). Then order: bicycle → pelican-back → handlebar (redrawn/kept here) → pelican-front (wing tip curling over grip, bill, head).

But head/neck are near x 438-550, far from handlebar, order doesn't matter much. Bill tip x 718 is right of grip, at y 170-190 vs grip y 258 - no overlap. Fine.

So restructure: move handlebar group out of bicycle into a group after pelican body but before wing-tip/head group. Actually simpler: keep handlebar inside bicycle group (drawn early), and make wing body stop at x=610 (not reaching the bar) — then the wing tip curl (drawn later in pelican front group) extends from wing end (610, ~250) to the grip at (650,258). The tip drawn after handlebar → appears in front, wrapping the grip. 

So: modify wing path to end around x=608 and add a separate "wing tip" path drawn later that goes from (600,248) to (666,258) wrapping the grip (drawn over the bar). But the bar from 584→650 is under the wing body region up to 610 — partially covered, ok, bar emerges from under the wing and the tip curls over it. That reads as gripping.

Also fix the other hook (left drop) at 556-584 which is the far-side handlebar — visible fine.

4. Pouch shape: make it hang under the base of bill only, from x 545 to ~640, sagging. Currently it spans to 706 giving the "two parallel beaks" look. Change to a rounded pouch: M 546 152 C 552 210 596 236 648 224 C 664 219 668 206 662 196 C 640 186 590 166 548 152 Z. Hmm still spans long. Real pelican pouch extends along much of bill. But visually the double-beak look came from bill line + pouch line being parallel and separated. Making the pouch bottom curve up to meet the bill tip area is key: pouch should rejoin the bill around x=690. Currently the pouch's top edge is a separate curve parallel to bill, creating the gap that reads as a second beak. Instead, pouch top edge should be the bill's underside (shared), so the pouch hangs from the bill directly.

Redraw:
Bill: M 540 130 C 602 130 662 149 714 169 C 726 174 729 183 718 188 C 658 173 600 159 542 157 Z (upper bill with lower edge line at y~157→188).
Pouch: start at bill lower edge near base (544,156) and go along the lower edge to (714,186), then curve back left-down forming the sagging bottom: 
M 544 156 C 600 159 658 173 714 186 C 700 214 640 236 586 220 C 556 210 544 182 544 156 Z
This makes the pouch directly attached to the bill underside, sagging down and back to the base. 

Then remove the separate bill lower-edge stroke? Keep the line at the junction? The junction is the outer boundary of pouch top which coincides with the bill's lower edge; drawing both is fine (pouch stroke overlaps). Use pouch fill slightly different color to distinguish.

5. Head/neck: the neck looks OK. Eye fine.

6. Feet: near foot at pedal (452,462) - in image, near foot appears at bottom around screen (590,700) => svg (442,472)? good, on pedal. Far foot at (388,400) appears at screen (515,620) → svg (380,455)? Hmm the far foot appears floating above the pedal slightly and the far pedal... In the image I see a small orange foot near the chainring at screen ~510,620. The far pedal rect at (374-404, 396-403) should be there. Far leg ends at 384, foot 382-400 → ok, overlapping. But the far leg appears short/hidden. Also the far foot looks like it's floating in front of the frame. Fine-ish.

Actually in the image the far foot appears at around screen (505,615) which is svg (372,445)?? Scale: screen y = stageTop + 1.218*svgY. Stage top = 148. So svgY = (615-148)/1.218 = 383. Far foot at 382-400 ✓. Far pedal at svg 396-403 → screen 630-639. OK so far foot is just above pedal. Good enough, but let's align far foot bottom to pedal top (396). Far foot shape from 382 to 400 → overlaps pedal. fine.

7. Saddle: it's hidden under the body? In the image I don't see the saddle — the body covers it. Saddle at svg (352-412, 284-306); body ellipse cx 382 cy 250 ry 62 → bottom 312, so body covers saddle entirely. Need saddle visible: move body up slightly (cy 238) and saddle up? Or shift saddle forward/back? Move saddle to be more visible: raise saddle to y 272 and body cy=232? Then body bottom = 294, saddle top 272-294, saddle partially visible behind body but body drawn after saddle → still covered except edges. Saddle spans x 352-412, body spans 292-472 — covered horizontally.

Fix: shift body left (cx=360) and move saddle right/up? Better: shift the saddle rearward so its nose sticks out to the left? Standard: bird sits with legs down; saddle under body center is normal and mostly hidden — but the requirement says bicycle recognizable including saddle. So make saddle visible: place saddle so it protrudes to the left (behind) of the body, i.e., saddle x from 300 to 380, body cx=395 (body spans 305-485) → still overlapping at 305-380. Hmm.

Alternative: raise the bird slightly and make saddle visible below-left: saddle at (330-410, 285-305), body cx=400 cy=240 ry=58 → body spans x 342-458, bottom 298. Saddle visible region x 330-342 (small) plus below y 298? saddle bottom 305 → strip visible under body. Marginal.

Better: rotate the bird to sit astride with body slightly forward of the saddle: body cx=415, saddle at x 330-395. Then saddle fully visible behind the body. And legs come down from body at x~430.

Let's restructure bird positions:
- Saddle at x 330-398 (nose at 398), y 285-305.
- Seat tube top at (360,300) (attached under saddle rear).
- Body ellipse cx=420, cy=245, rx=85, ry=58 → spans x 335-505. Overlaps saddle's nose region 335-398 partially. Move body cx=430 rx=82 → 348-512. Saddle visible x 330-348 only.

Alternative: make saddle wider so more sticks out at rear: saddle x 300-400, seat tube top at (355,300). Body starts at 348 → saddle visible 300-348, 48 units wide ✓ visible.

But then the bird's body center is at 430 while the saddle is at 300-400 → the bird sits at the front of the saddle, plausible for a bike (body over front of saddle). Hmm the seat tube from (355,300) to BB (420,430) then.

Let me instead keep body where it is (cx 382) and move saddle rearward: saddle x 290-380, seat post top at (340,295), seat tube from (340,295) to BB (420,430). Then the saddle's front part is under the bird's body (body spans 292-472 at cy 250) — at saddle height y 285-305, the body ellipse's width at that y: dy=40, rx*sqrt(1-(40/62)^2)=90*0.766=69 → body spans 313-451 at that height. So saddle visible x 290-313 (23 units) and below body bottom (312+) portion of saddle fully visible. Saddle is drawn before body, so visible part = the rear 23 units + the region below body curve. The saddle path spans y 284-306, so parts below y=312 don't exist. So only the rear bit visible. That's still a visible saddle-ish shape but small.

Better plan: lower the bird's body so it rests on the saddle properly: saddle at y 285-305 with the bird body bottom at ~305 (body cy=243,ry=62 → bottom 305). Then the saddle is under the body, hidden except edges. Draw saddle AFTER body? No.

Practical: make the saddle larger and offset rearward-up so it's clearly visible: saddle path spanning x 275-390, and the bird sits with body cx=400 (spans 310-490) at cy 240 ry 58 (bottom 298). Saddle drawn at y 288-310. At y=300 body width: dy=60/58>1 → no body there! So saddle below 298 region fully visible except where body covers x 310-390 above. So saddle visible from x 275-310 (35 wide) and its lower edge across. Combined with a nose, reads as a saddle? Partially.

Cleanest: give the bird's body a "sitting on saddle" look by placing the saddle clearly to the LEFT of the body but with its nose tucked under. Like a person sitting with the saddle under their butt: saddle at x 290-380 and the bird's body/rump resting on it: rump around x 320-390, body center 390? Then overlap.

Alternative: draw the saddle AFTER the body's tail? Actually simplest visually acceptable: raise the saddle visibly by increasing the seat post so the saddle sits at y ~255 (higher), so it's visible above/left of the bird's rump? no, saddle top under bird.

Let me instead move the bird BACKWARD slightly and shrink body a bit: body cx=390, rx=80, cy=240, ry=56 → spans 310-470. Saddle x 265-370, y 288-310, seat tube top at (330,300). Then at saddle height (y 288-310), body covers x ≥ 310 roughly. Saddle visible 265-310 = 45 units wide ✓ clearly visible, and it points right into the bird — looks like the bird's rump rests on the saddle front. Good. The seat post from (330,300) to saddle bottom.

Also the tail feathers at 214-312 will overlap the saddle region (tail at y 236-272) — tail drawn after saddle, so tail sits above/behind saddle. Fine, tail is higher.

Hmm the tail tip at x=214 will be over the rear wheel region — fine.

Also legs: near leg from body bottom (406,300) to pedal (448,450) — fine. Far leg at 391→387. Keep, but shift slightly left? Body bottom at 296. Keep legs anchored around x 395-410.

Also the bird's body at cx=390 means the wing to handlebars from x 428 → ok, wing starts at shoulder ~ (432,232). Fine.

Now also the head/bill: body cx 390, neck from (446,214). Keep.

8. Also there is a white blob (cloud) near the wing tip at screen ~840 — that's the far cloud? The cloud at translate(660,150) scale .6 is at svg x 660,y150 — that's the white blob seen behind the bill. OK.

9. Bottom of illustration: viewBox height 620 but road rect goes to 620 and the ground path overlaps. The screenshot is cut due to viewport; need to check full image. Let me reduce page padding/scale so more visible? It's fine; check by scrolling.

Let me also confirm the near foot on pedal and pedal visible.

Let me apply the edits: pouch, wing/bar contact, saddle reposition, tail.

Also the handlebar: with wing shortened, ensure the wing tip curl overlaps the grip at 636-668.

Let me rewrite relevant portions.

New wing path: start at shoulder (430,232), sweep to (600,244) and end at (612,262) region, underside back to body.
d="M 430 232 C 480 206 546 218 592 240 C 604 246 612 254 614 264 C 596 256 574 250 550 246 C 508 238 466 246 444 262 C 433 256 425 244 430 232 Z"

Then wing tip curl drawn later (after handlebar): from (606,258) to (672,262):
d="M 602 252 C 622 246 650 250 664 260 C 656 270 634 272 616 266 C 606 263 600 258 602 252 Z" — this overlaps the grip (636-668,258). Good.

But wait, the handlebar bar segment 584→650 at y 258 will be covered by the wing body up to 614 and by the tip curl. The visible bar from 614-636 then hidden by curl. It may look like nothing. Let's shift the handlebar further right: stem at 585, bar extends to 672, grip 656-684? Then curl wraps at 656-684. Keep grip at 636-668 though and make bar end at 668.

I think visually it will read as: wing coming forward, tip wrapping around the grip, with a bit of dark bar visible emerging above/behind the wing. Ensure the bar at y=258 is visible above the wing's upper edge near x 600-636: wing upper edge at x 600 is y ~242 (curve) so bar at 258 is below the upper edge → covered. Hmm.

Let me lower the wing so it approaches the bar from below: wing at x 600 spans y 240-262; bar at 258 inside. Make wing's tip region thin (like a wing tip) so bar shows. Alternatively raise the bar: handlebar at y=232 instead of 258. Then the head/bill region: bill lower edge at x 585 is y ~160 — no conflict. Wing reaching up to y=232 at x 620: wing upper edge near x 600 would be ~240, so bar at 232 sits just above the wing, and the curl wraps over the bar from below. 

So: stem from head tube top (585,312) up to (584,240); bar: M584 244 Q590 232 614 232 L656 232; grip 642-676 at y=232. Wing approaches: upper edge at x 600 ~240 so bar visible. Then wing tip curl over the grip from below: path from (600,246) up to (676,238).

But head at (514,150) r 37 → bottom 187, and bar at 232, fine. Bill at y 130-190 spanning x 540-729 — the bill passes over the handlebar region? Bill at x 640 is y ~150-175, bar at 232 → no overlap, 60 units gap. Good, wing goes under the bill to the bar. 

Now the wing tip curl must reach y 232-250 at x 640-676. Wing body ends at x 614 y 240-264 — lower than the bar. The curl should rise up to the grip. Let's define curl: M 596 252 C 620 240 648 228 668 232 C 676 236 672 246 660 248 C 640 250 620 258 604 264 Z — spans up to grip at (642-676,232). Good.

Also the far-side handlebar hook: M584 244 Q560 226 556 250 — keep lower.

Let's also ensure the near leg/foot and pedals remain.

Now rewrite the SVG portions with edits. Since many changes, I'll rewrite the whole file for clarity? Editing is fine but many regions. Let me just rewrite the file with the fixes.

Saddle/frame changes:
- seat tube: from BB (420,430) to (332,300) — steeper. Then seat stays: (332,300) to (245,455). Top tube: (332,300) to (585,312). Hmm top tube from seat cluster at x=332 to head tube 585: long, ok. But then the saddle at 265-370 with seat post at (332,300)→(330,288).

Wait: seat tube top at (332,300) and saddle spanning 265-370 centered ~317: seat post at 332 fits under the saddle front. Fine, saddle nose at 370.

Down tube from BB (420,430) to head (592,325) unchanged.

The body now at cx 390; saddle nose at 370 tucked under body left-bottom. Body spans 310-470 at cy 240. Saddle visible portion x 265-~310 (at y 288-310 body lower region). Body bottom = 296. At y=288 body half-width = 80*sqrt(1-(48/56)^2)=80*sqrt(1-0.735)=80*0.515=41 → body spans 349-431 at y=288. So saddle visible x 265-349 at y 288, and below 296 fully visible (349-370 region also visible). So saddle clearly visible as a brown shape from 265 to ~350. 

But the tail feathers at x 214-312, y 236-272 overlap the saddle's rear visually (tail above saddle). Tail is drawn after saddle in pelican group → tail overlaps saddle top region. Acceptable (tail behind saddle? better draw tail before saddle). Move tail drawing before the saddle? Saddle is in bicycle group which is drawn before pelican group → tail over saddle. Slight overlap where tail (y 236-272) vs saddle (284-310) — no overlap in y! Tail bottom 272 < saddle top 284. Great, no overlap.

Seat stays from (332,300) to rear axle (245,455) fine.

Also the bird's rump now at x=310 and tail at 214-312 → tail base at body left edge 310 ✓.

Legs: near leg from (406,300)→(448,450): body bottom at 296, ok. Far leg (391,296)→(387,384).

Alright, rewrite file.

Also the far foot at pedal (388,398): pedal rect at (374,396,30,7) ✓.

Let me write the updatedfile.

Better. Remaining issues:
1. The pouch now covers the whole bill — it reads as a big orange blob (the bill's long tip is barely visible). The pouch should hang below and the bill's long tip should be clearly visible above it. Currently pouch top = bill bottom, so the bill shape (upper mandible) looks short because pouch fills under it entirely and extends to the tip. Actually visually the bill appears as a wedge from head to tip with a line — looks like a big beak; acceptable? The pelican read is okay, but the pouch doesn't look like a pouch. Let me make the pouch shorter: from base (548) to ~640, sagging, and let the bill remain long with the tip visible. Redo:

Bill (upper): keep as is, extending to 714.
Pouch: hangs from bill underside near base, sagging down and back to base:
d="M 548 157 C 566 176 584 196 596 214 C 610 236 640 242 664 232 C 686 222 692 206 688 194 C 664 186 616 172 578 160 Z"? Hmm.

Simpler classic pouch: a rounded bag under the base half of the bill:
M 548 156
C 552 200 580 232 616 238
C 652 244 686 226 690 200
C 668 186 620 170 570 158
Z
This creates a bag whose top-left is the base, sagging to y=238 and hooking back up to meet the bill around x=690. The bill's underside at x 690 is y~178, so the pouch reattaches to the bill underside at ~ (690,180) — the pouch's top edge should follow the bill underside. Let's define the pouch top edge as the bill underside from (548,156) to (690,178) and then the bottom edge sagging from (690,178) back to (548,156):
M 548 156 C 604 158 662 172 690 180 C 694 210 660 240 616 238 C 574 234 550 200 548 156 Z
That means pouch is attached along the whole bill base half and sags ~60 below. Tip region x>690 shows only bill ✓. Currently my pouch went to 716 (the tip), making the whole thing orange. Change 716→690.

Also, the pouch line at the top duplicates the bill edge stroke – fine.

2. The wing/handlebar: the wing appears to reach to the right and there's a grip visible at the end? In the image at (830,455) there's a brown grip and the wing tip around (790,470). Looks plausible but the grip is at y=232 svg → screen 148+1.218*232 = 431. The grip appears at ~455. Close enough. The wing tip seems to be below/left of the grip, not clearly touching. Let me look closely: there's a cream shape at (700-870, 445-490) — the wing and its tip; the brown grip at (855-880, 450-465). So wing tip should overlap the grip. My curl path spans x 598-680, y 224-264 → screen x 52+1.218*598=780 to 880, y 148+1.218*224=421 to 470. The curl is drawn after handlebars so it should cover the grip (grip 640-676 → screen 832-876, y 425-441). Curl covers that region? The curl polygon at x 660-680 spans y ~228-247 → yes covers grip. But in the image the brown grip is visible on top-right at the far end — meaning the grip extends beyond the curl (grip to 676; curl ends 680 but the curl at its rightmost is narrow). Hmm, the visible brown is at the very right end of the bar. That's ok — looks like the wing grips just inboard of the grip end. Actually the image shows the brown grip at the far right end and the cream curl just left of it, slightly below. So the contact is ambiguous.

Improve: make the curl clearly wrap the grip: extend the curl over x 630-690 and add a small "thumb" over the top of the grip. Also raise the curl so it sits over the grip center (y=232). I'll redraw curl:
d="M 596 252 C 620 236 652 222 674 226 C 686 230 684 242 670 246 C 648 252 622 258 606 264 C 599 260 594 256 596 252 Z"
That's roughly what I have. To make contact obvious, also draw the grip ON TOP of the wing for the portion between wing and end? Real grip: the wing wraps around so fingers over the bar. Draw a small cream band across the bar near the grip: after curl, add path over the bar top.

Maybe simpler and clearer: reduce the brown grip to a short segment (e.g., 660-684) and have the wing curl over the bar at 640-665 so it clearly crosses the dark bar line. Currently the bar is hidden under the wing from 583-614, then visible 614-640, then covered by curl 640-676. Actually then contact: the curl crosses the bar ✓.

In the rendered image I see a dark short line at ~(725,480) screen = svg (553,272)? That's the far-side hook. Hmm.

Let me zoom by taking a screenshot of a region? The browser tool only screenshots viewport. I could scale up by scrolling/zooming? Instead, let me temporarily render at larger size? The stage max width 1100; the viewport is 1200 so scale is 1.218. To inspect details, I could add a temporary CSS zoom. Alternative: trust geometry but make the contact unmistakable by drawing the wing tip overlapping the bar with a visible outline crossing it.

Let me adjust: make the bar visible passing under the wing tip: draw bar from 583 to 690 at y=232 with the curl over it, and the grip brown from 656 to 690 drawn AFTER the curl so it looks like the wing holds the grip, with the wing's tip curling over the grip's near end. Order: handlebars group (bar+stem+far hook), then pelican front (wing, curl), then grip drawn on top? Grip on top of the curl hides the wrap.

Better: draw curl such that it wraps: a shape that goes over the top of the grip and hooks under. Draw:
- grip (brown, 640-690, y 232, width 13)
- curl drawn after: a shape over the grip's left portion and one below.

I'll do: keep grip 648-690; curl path that covers from x 620 to 700 crossing over the bar and the grip's left end, with a second small shape (wing tip "hook") under the bar.

Simplest legible solution: make the wing tip a closed hand shape centered on the grip at (656,232), plus short finger lines. Like: ellipse-ish blob at (648-680, 218-248) with 3 small finger lines, drawn after the grip. Then the grip's remaining right end (680-694) sticks out. That reads as a fist on the grip.

Let's do that: grip brown 634-692 (long). Fist blob covering 626-672.

Hmm grip length 58 is long; fine for a roadster.

3. The bird's near leg is long and the far leg short-ish; near foot at pedal ✓ visible at bottom near chainring. Far foot visible at (505,640) screen = svg (372,404) ✓ on the far pedal.

Actually looking at the image: far foot appears at screen (515,645) which is svg (380,408) ✓ near the far pedal ✓.

4. The saddle is now visible ✓ (brown shape at 370-500 screen). Good but it looks like it's floating left of the body with the seat tube going through ✓.

5. Body/tail fine. Head good, but the neck merges with head oddly - fine.

6. The bill's upper edge from head to tip is a big wedge, reads as beak ✓ with pouch.

Let me apply fixes: pouch shorter, wing grip fist.

Also check bottom of the artwork (scroll) to ensure notclipped.

Now the pouch hangs below the bill base ✓ (looks like a big orange pouch) and the bill tip extends right ✓. But the wing/grip area: the wing now reaches the grip, and there's a brown grip visible to the right at (870-905, 448-462). The wing tip appears around (790-870, 445-490). Contact seems present-ish but the wing tip is below the bar level? Let me zoom to verify by rendering a cropped view. I can use the browser to scroll, but better: temporarily add a zoom via CSS? Let's just inspect the geometry numerically:

Bar: y=232, from 583 to 656 (dark). Grip: 630-692, y 232, width 14 (brown) drawn in the handlebars group (before the pelican front group). Wing body path ends at x 614 (upper right). Curl path: from (596,250) to (664,249)... spans x 593-678, y 222-266 → covers grip x 630-678 region at y ~226-250 ✓ overlapping the grip (y 225-239). So the grip is covered from 630 to ~672, and 672-692 sticks out brown ✓. In the image brown visible at screen 862-905 → svg 665-700. ✓ consistent.

So the wing does overlap the grip. Visually in the screenshot the wing tip cream shape is right at the bar end. Good.

Remaining concern: the wing's connection to the body — in the image, the wing emerges from the body's front top and extends right; it looks fine.

However, the bill overlaps the wing? The bill tip at (718,188) is above the bar. Fine.

Also the pouch now nearly touches the wing (pouch bottom 240, wing at 226-266 around x 600-680). In the image the pouch bottom is at screen ~465 → svg 260? The pouch bottom (616,240) → screen y 440. And the wing at x 616 is around svg y 240-266 → screen 440-472. So pouch bottom overlaps the wing region slightly. In the image, the orange pouch bottom seems to touch the cream wing — a bit crowded but acceptable.

Improvement: raise the wing path slightly / move the pouch up a bit. Or lower the wing: the wing's forward part could dip below the pouch. Let's shift the wing down by ~10: change wing path y values 230→240 etc. Hmm the wing starts at the shoulder (438,230) near the neck. Let me instead shorten the pouch bottom a bit: change 240 → 228 and 236 → 224. Minor.

Actually the image shows the pouch bottom curve at screen y≈460 and the wing's leading edge just below. It reads okay, but slight overlap is visually messy. Let me lower the wing forward section by 12 units: the wing path "M438 230 C486 204 548 216 592 240 C604 246 612 254 614 264 ..." — lower the x>540 part: C 486 206 548 226 592 250 C 604 256 612 264 614 274, and the return C596 266 574 260 550 256 C508 246 468 252 446 266, and start 442 236. Also the curl moves down similarly but must still meet the bar at y 232. Hmm, the bar is at 232 and the pouch bottom at 240 — conflict: the wing must reach up to the bar at 232 while the pouch dips to 240. They will overlap around x 616-690.

Alternative: move the handlebar forward/right and lower the pouch? Real geometry: the pelican's bill points forward-up over the handlebars. Pouch hangs below the bill at the front. Handlebar is below the bill, in front of the bird's chest.

Option: move the handlebar right to x 660-720 and lower to y 250, with the head/bill further forward. Then the pouch (600-690 at y up to 240) and the bar at 250-260... still close.

Option: shorten the pouch so it ends at x 640 (not 692) and sags to y 225. Then the bar region x 630-690 at y 232 is below the pouch's sagging part only near x 616-640. Move the bar's grip right: bar from 600 to 700, grip 674-724? But the head tube is at 585; extending the bar 100 units is too long.

Better: shrink the pouch (shorter sag) and raise it: pouch bottom at 215. Change pouch path to sag to ~218 and reattach at 680. Then the bar at 232 is below the pouch with ~15 units clearance, and the wing (which spans 226-266 near x 600-680) still overlaps the pouch slightly at x 600-640 where pouch bottom is ~215 and wing top ~230 → clearance ✓.

So: pouch path: M548 156 C600 158 650 170 686 180 C690 206 654 224 616 220 C576 214 550 190 548 156 Z. Bottom at ~220.

Then the bill tip region x 686-714 shows the thin bill ✓.

And the wing's forward portion at x 596-678, y 226-266 vs pouch bottom 220 ✓ small gap.

Also the pouch at x 548-600 bottom ~180-200, fine.

Let me apply that.

Also check the whole illustration bottom — need to scroll to see wheels bottom/road. Let me scroll down after edits.

Looks good. Now check the bottom of the artwork isn't clipped and the wheels siton the road. Scroll down.

Scrolled but the image is tall (the SVG aspect 900x620 in 1096 wide → 755 tall). The page is ~1700 tall. Let me scroll more to see the bottom of the artwork.

Also I notice: the far foot (upper pedal) is at the chainring area and the near leg's foot at the down pedal — but the near leg's foot appears at (600,735) screen, below the chainring, and the pedal isn't visible under it. Let's check the near pedal: rect x=436..468, y=465..473 → screen x 583..622, y 714..724. The foot (436-470, 448-472) covers it, so the pedal is hidden behind the foot. Slight issue: the pedal should be visible under the foot. Move the pedal down slightly to y=470 and shorten the foot to 452-466. Or draw the pedal after the foot. Pedals are drawn in the bicycle group before the pelican → hidden. Draw the near pedal after the pelican? Then it covers the foot. Better: shift the near pedal lower (y=470..478) so a bit shows beneath the foot. Foot bottom 472, pedal 470-478 → 6px visible below the foot. Ok.

Also the far pedal: rect (373-405, 394-402); far foot (374-403, 380-399) covers it entirely. Shift far pedal to y=400..408 and shorten the foot bottom to 397.

Hmm, but the far crank arm ends at (388,398) — pedal should be at that point. Set far pedal rect x=372 y=398 w=32 h=8 → 398-406; foot bottom 397 → visible strip. Good.

Near crank ends at (452,462); pedal rect x=436 y=462 w=32 h=8 → 462-470; foot bottom 462. Let me shorten foot: foot path currently from 448 to 472 bottom. Change to bottom 460: path M436 442 C430 456 438 464 452 464 C468 464 474 456 470 442 Z. Then pedal 462-470 visible ✓.

Let's also verify the far foot's bottom at 399 and pedal at 398: foot covers. Change far foot path bottom to 396: M374 380 C370 391 376 396 388 396 C400 396 406 391 403 380 Z, pedal at 398-406 visible ✓.

Also the bike frame's top tube from seat (334,300) to head (585,312) passes through the bird's body region (body spans x 310-474, y 183-297) — the top tube at x 474 is y ~307, below the body ✓ but passes under the tail? fine.

Also the seat tube from (420,430) to (334,300) crosses the bird's leg — fine.

One more thing: the bird's near leg (x 408-448) is orange and long; the far leg at 388 visible. Fine.

Also: is the saddle actually supporting the bird? The saddle is at x 262-372 and the body's rump starts around 310. The bird looks like it floats slightly above the saddle — body bottom at 297, saddle top at 283. So the body overlaps the saddle ✓ connected.

Let's also check the seat post: from (334,300) to (330,286) and the saddle drawn from 262 to 372 at y 283-310 — the post connects ✓.

Now the wheels: bottom of the wheels at 547, road starts at 452 (sea strip at 392-452). The wheels' bottoms are on the road area ✓.

Let me apply the pedal/foot tweaks and then look at the full picture by scrolling tothe bottom.

Also the near leg ends at (448,450) — the foot now starts at 440, fine.

Now view the whole SVG. To see the entire artwork, I could temporarily reduce the page to fit the viewport by zooming out (browser zoom?). Let's just scroll to the bottom and screenshot.

Now let's see the full artwork. I'll temporarily make a zoomed-out view? Better: use the browser to evaluate? There's no eval tool. Instead, scroll down to see the bottom.

Notice the near foot now shows pedal below ✓ and the far foot/pedal near chainring ✓.

Scroll down to see the bottom of the illustration (wheels on road).

Scrolling doesn't seem to move much (page maybe only slightly taller). The bottom of the stage is cut off by the viewport. The stage is 1096 wide → svg height 620/900*1096 = 755. Page: header ~160 + stage 755 + padding = ~960 > 800 viewport. Scrolling should move ~200px. It moved a bit (the top is now empty white). Let me scroll more.

Alternatively, to verify the whole artwork, I can temporarily set the stage max-width smaller (e.g., 700px) so it fits the viewport, screenshot, then revert. But the final file should be responsive — max-width 1100 is fine, and it's scaled.

Let me just scroll more to check the bottom.

Full artwork visible, nothing clipped ✓. Wheels touch the road ✓, road markings visible ✓.

Issues remaining:
1. The wing grip: the wing tip ends at the bar and there's a small brown grip stub visible at the far right, but the connection reads as the wing tip overlapping the bar end — acceptable, though the brown grip looks like a stick poking out. Fine.

2. The pelican's near leg is very long and the foot on the pedal appears at the chainring bottom — ok.

3. The far foot (upper pedal) at screen (520,470) appears to float above the chainring with a tiny pedal stub visible ✓.

4. The bird's near leg passes over the frame's down tube? Fine.

5. One issue: the bird's body overlaps the top tube and the wing covers the handlebar stem area; the handlebar's black stem is visible ✓.

6. The bird's rump sits on the saddle ✓ though the saddle looks slightly behind (bird's rump is above the saddle's nose). Acceptable.

7. The pouch reads like a big orange balloon under the bill — pretty pelican-like ✓.

8. The tail feathers look like a leaf behind ✓.

One more improvement: the wings — one wing on the body (visible as the shaded shape on the body) ✓ and the extended wing ✓.

I think it's good. Small improvement: the far foot's leg looks short and it's floating at the chainring; maybe fine.

Also check console: no errors ✓ (console empty).

Let's also verify there's no raster image: all inline SVG ✓. Title and desc present ✓ (aria-labelledby).

One thing: the JS clones #artTitle and inserts a <title> clone — the clone has id="artTitle" duplicate. Duplicate IDs! The cloned title element retains id="artTitle", creating a duplicate ID. Fix: clone and remove the id. Also `svg.querySelector('title')` would then be found. Let me fix by removing the id attribute on the clone.

Also set aria-labelledby to artTitle artDesc is fine.

Fix that.

Everything renders, no console errors. One last improvement I'd like: the wing-to-handlebar contact — in this view the wing tip wraps the bar and the brown grip end pokes out to the right ✓ clearly reads as gripping.

I'm satisfied. Let me confirm the file has no external references (grep for http/src).

Only internal gradient references and the SVG namespace (not a network request). No `<image>`, no external resources. Done.

Final report.