Ruddy Duck

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows a taxidermy duck mounted on a wooden plaque, displayed against a wooden wall background. The duck exhibits natural, earthy tones with shades of gray and brown, providing a realistic appearance. Its head is slightly turned to the side, showcasing its distinct dark beak and a subtle white patch on its face near the cheek area. The posture of the duck is upright, emphasizing its detailed feather patterns and texture. The base beneath the duck is crafted from a piece of natural wood, enhancing the rustic and authentic display of the specimen. Overall, the image captures the craftsmanship involved in the taxidermy process, highlighting the lifelike attributes of the preserved bird within its indoor setting.

The image shows a taxidermy duck mounted on a wooden plaque, displayed against a wooden wall background. The duck exhibits natural, earthy tones with shades of gray and brown, providing a realistic appearance. Its head is slightly turned to the side, showcasing its distinct dark beak and a subtle white patch on its face near the cheek area. The posture of the duck is upright, emphasizing its detailed feather patterns and texture. The base beneath the duck is crafted from a piece of natural wood, enhancing the rustic and authentic display of the specimen. Overall, the image captures the craftsmanship involved in the taxidermy process, highlighting the lifelike attributes of the preserved bird within its indoor setting.

Name/Title

Ruddy Duck

Entry/Object ID

1973.1.97

Description

Ruddy Duck/Full mount/Immature/WinterCATALOGUE SAYS SUMMER 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