Ring Neck Duck

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a taxidermy duck with a dark head, chest, and a white belly, perched on a textured wooden surface against a light brown wooden background. The bird's beak is slightly pointed, complementing its sleek, streamlined body, which appears to be preserved with intricate attention to detail, capturing the essence of a real-life duck in a standing position. The pose and presentation suggest a natural and lifelike appearance, with the duck seemingly observing its surroundings, giving viewers a sense of still life captured in a moment of time. The careful arrangement of the display highlights both the beauty and the precision involved in the art of taxidermy.

The image depicts a taxidermy duck with a dark head, chest, and a white belly, perched on a textured wooden surface against a light brown wooden background. The bird's beak is slightly pointed, complementing its sleek, streamlined body, which appears to be preserved with intricate attention to detail, capturing the essence of a real-life duck in a standing position. The pose and presentation suggest a natural and lifelike appearance, with the duck seemingly observing its surroundings, giving viewers a sense of still life captured in a moment of time. The careful arrangement of the display highlights both the beauty and the precision involved in the art of taxidermy.

Name/Title

Ring Neck Duck

Entry/Object ID

115/6312

Description

Ring neck duck/Full mount/MALE Sex of Specimen: Male

Collection

NATURAL HISTORY

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

BIRD

Parts

Count

1

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Jul 18, 1978