ANHINGA

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image showcases a taxidermy bird, likely an anhinga, known for its long, slender neck and elongated beak, mounted on a wooden base. The bird's plumage is mostly dark, with intricate patterns of white on its wings, which contrast with the more uniform dark feathers on its body. Its sharp, slightly curved beak points upward, while the bird's posture gives an impression of poised alertness. The background is composed of wooden panels, adding a rustic and naturalistic ambiance to the setting. The bird is positioned on a black cloth-covered surface, enhancing the visual focus on its striking features and elegant form.

The image showcases a taxidermy bird, likely an anhinga, known for its long, slender neck and elongated beak, mounted on a wooden base. The bird's plumage is mostly dark, with intricate patterns of white on its wings, which contrast with the more uniform dark feathers on its body. Its sharp, slightly curved beak points upward, while the bird's posture gives an impression of poised alertness. The background is composed of wooden panels, adding a rustic and naturalistic ambiance to the setting. The bird is positioned on a black cloth-covered surface, enhancing the visual focus on its striking features and elegant form.

Name/Title

ANHINGA

Entry/Object ID

1973.1.116

Description

FULL MOUNT Kingdom: Animalia (Animals) Class: Aves (Birds) Sex of Specimen: Male

Collection

NATURAL HISTORY

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

ANHINGA

Parts

Count

1

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Jul 12, 1978