IBIS

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a taxidermy bird with a distinct long, curved beak and dark plumage, perched on a wooden stand. The bird is positioned against a backdrop of light brown, wood-paneled walls, which feature a vertical pane with a silver handle, suggesting a cabinet or storage space. The texture of the wood showcases natural grain patterns, adding an organic feel to the scene. The bird's detailed features and the carefully crafted stand on which it rests are placed on a dark fabric-covered surface, providing contrast and drawing attention to the avian subject.

The image depicts a taxidermy bird with a distinct long, curved beak and dark plumage, perched on a wooden stand. The bird is positioned against a backdrop of light brown, wood-paneled walls, which feature a vertical pane with a silver handle, suggesting a cabinet or storage space. The texture of the wood showcases natural grain patterns, adding an organic feel to the scene. The bird's detailed features and the carefully crafted stand on which it rests are placed on a dark fabric-covered surface, providing contrast and drawing attention to the avian subject.

Name/Title

IBIS

Entry/Object ID

1973.1.152

Description

FULL MOUNT/BREEDING/GLOSSY Kingdom: Animalia (Animals) Class: Aves (Birds) Sex of Specimen: Unknown

Collection

NATURAL HISTORY

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

IBIS

Parts

Count

1

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Jul 12, 1978