Plant ID in an opening

I was wondering if anyone could ID this plant. Area was more open, receives sun.

I've noticed this plant in spring lake/ nunica area of michigan.

It's a bit out of focus... My wild ass guess is that it's a dock.

Practical Self Reliance has a post about using the seeds as flour.

Here's Green Dean's write up on docks.

Does dock seem to match your plant?

Fairly certain those are the fertile (spore-bearing) fronds of ostrich fern (Matteuccia struthiopteris). They tend to persist all through winter. You could go back in spring and check if there are fiddle-heads. Ostrich fern fiddle-heads are yummy!

Edit: please verify that it's really the right fern before eating it. If I saw that around here (Scandinavia) I'd be sure of the ID, but I don't know if ostrich fern has any (potentially toxic) lookalikes where you live.

Another pic

To me, it looks like Sensitive Ferns (Genus Onoclea).

Well, definitely not dock!