Taxidermy Fieldfare. Log no 638a.

Admire the delicate art of taxidermy with this beautifully mounted Fieldfare specimen, belonging to the thrush family and identified by its unique log number 638a.

Standing at a height of 18.5cm, this piece is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of seashell-mallard-314543.hostingersite.com, who has ensured that the bird's natural beauty is preserved for your enjoyment.

This item, crafted in the United Kingdom, is a true representation of the natural history and biodiversity that can be found within the avian world. It serves as an educational piece for enthusiasts and collectors alike, offering a tangible connection to the wildlife that shares our environment.

Whether displayed in a cabinet or as part of a curated collection, this taxidermy Fieldfare is sure to spark conversation and appreciation for the intricate design of our feathered friends.

Taxidermy Fieldfare. Log no 638a.

Scientific name: Turdus pilaris

Mounted on solid driftwood and a wooden plinth.

A member of the Thrush family

Total height is 18.5cm.

Due to the size and weight delivery is £12.00 within the UK, this is for a Royal Mail Special Delivery service, and includes insurance.

UK delivery only.

A signature will be required on delivery.

Shipping Information.

Items are dispatched within 3 working days.

Adrian Johnstone has been a full time taxidermist for over thirty years, and is well known for his quality work. He is respected throughout the world of taxidermy, having worked for many museums, collectors and taxidermy businesses.

Feel free to ask any questions. Please telephone 07745 399515 with any questions, or email adrianjohnstone@btinternet.com 

General Data Protection Regulation

Due to the laws within taxidermy, we need to keep your name and address on file. Also, we may need to send your information to the Animal Health And Plant Agency (AHPA) that is the department which issues our licenses. Please only buy this item of taxidermy if you consent to us keeping your information on file and if necessary to send to AHPA.