Bird

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a taxidermy specimen of a bird mounted on a wooden base. The bird has patterned brown and white feathers, and its head is turned slightly to the side. It appears to be securely attached to the base with supports tied around its feet. The background is dark, providing a contrast that highlights the bird's intricate feather details. A small label is attached to the base, indicating information about the specimen. The setting is likely a museum or educational display, intended for the study or appreciation of avian species.

The image depicts a taxidermy specimen of a bird mounted on a wooden base. The bird has patterned brown and white feathers, and its head is turned slightly to the side. It appears to be securely attached to the base with supports tied around its feet. The background is dark, providing a contrast that highlights the bird's intricate feather details. A small label is attached to the base, indicating information about the specimen. The setting is likely a museum or educational display, intended for the study or appreciation of avian species.

Name/Title

Bird

Entry/Object ID

1988.1.189

Description

Bird/Dendroivca coronataYellow-rumped Warbler/Adult male Sex of Specimen: Male

Collection

NATURAL HISTORY

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

BIRD

Parts

Count

1

Condition

Overall Condition

Good