Common Grackle

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows a taxidermy bird mounted on a wooden plaque against a dark background, allowing its details to stand out. The bird's plumage is predominantly dark with subtle iridescent hues, giving it an elegant appearance. Its beak is pointed, and it is positioned looking slightly to one side, creating a sense of curiosity or attentiveness. The legs, with visible talons, are fixed to the plaque, providing stability to the display. The textures of the feathers and the natural posture are preserved, highlighting the artistry of taxidermy. The minimalistic background accentuates the bird as the central focus, and the overall composition captures a sense of stillness and realism. The craftsmanship in the taxidermy ensures that the bird exhibits a lifelike presence, allowing viewers to appreciate its natural beauty and intricate features.

The image shows a taxidermy bird mounted on a wooden plaque against a dark background, allowing its details to stand out. The bird's plumage is predominantly dark with subtle iridescent hues, giving it an elegant appearance. Its beak is pointed, and it is positioned looking slightly to one side, creating a sense of curiosity or attentiveness. The legs, with visible talons, are fixed to the plaque, providing stability to the display. The textures of the feathers and the natural posture are preserved, highlighting the artistry of taxidermy. The minimalistic background accentuates the bird as the central focus, and the overall composition captures a sense of stillness and realism. The craftsmanship in the taxidermy ensures that the bird exhibits a lifelike presence, allowing viewers to appreciate its natural beauty and intricate features.

Name/Title

Common Grackle

Entry/Object ID

1973.1.389

Description

Common Grackle/Full mount

Collection

NATURAL HISTORY

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

BIRD

Parts

Count

1

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Jul 26, 1978