Bird

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts two intricately mounted taxidermy birds positioned on a wooden base amidst a black backdrop, carefully displayed to showcase their delicate features. The bird in the foreground exhibits vibrant yellow plumage with subtle brown accents on its tail and wings, strikingly standing out against the muted background. Its beak is pointed and slender, hinting it might be adapted for a specific type of feeding, while the eyes are finely detailed, capturing a lifelike gaze. Perched above, another bird,

The image depicts two intricately mounted taxidermy birds positioned on a wooden base amidst a black backdrop, carefully displayed to showcase their delicate features. The bird in the foreground exhibits vibrant yellow plumage with subtle brown accents on its tail and wings, strikingly standing out against the muted background. Its beak is pointed and slender, hinting it might be adapted for a specific type of feeding, while the eyes are finely detailed, capturing a lifelike gaze. Perched above, another bird,

Name/Title

Bird

Entry/Object ID

1988.1.188

Description

Bird/Wilson's Warbler/Adult/Wilsonia pusilla/male Sex of Specimen: Male

Collection

NATURAL HISTORY

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

BIRD

Parts

Count

1

Condition

Overall Condition

Fair