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3999 Eclectus Parrot Skull

SKU: 3999 Edelpapegaai Schedel H4B4D7

€124.99 €124.99
1 in stock
Height
4 centimeter
Width
4 centimeter
Depth
7 centimeter
Latin name
Eclectus roratus
Cites
CITES B2 / Available in the EU


What can you expect

  • Ordered before 14:00, dispatched today
  • A-grade quality with the necessary CITES paperwork
  • You will receive the exact specimen shown in the photo
  • By Max scores 4.9/5 on Trusted Shops

Description

Taxidermy Eclectus Parrot Skull

The Eclectus roratus, also known as the Eclectus parrot, is a colourful parrot species found in the rainforests of Australia, New Guinea and the surrounding islands. This beautiful bird is known for its bright green and vivid red plumage, with the male and female even having different colours.

The Eclectus parrot is one of the few parrots that displays sexual dimorphism, which means that the sexes differ significantly from each other in appearance. The male mainly has bright green feathers and vivid red plumage on the chest, while the female mainly has bright red feathers with a blue belly.

An interesting fact about the Eclectus parrot is that they are known for their unusual feeding habits. These parrots mainly eat fruit, but they are also known to eat clay, which helps them neutralise toxins they ingest by eating certain seeds and fruits.

The taxidermy of the Eclectus parrot is an art form in which the animal is mounted and preserved to retain its natural beauty. Through taxidermy, these beautiful birds can be displayed and admired, preserving their unique features.

If you are looking for a unique and colourful decorative piece, then a taxidermy Eclectus Parrot Skull is a beautiful choice. With its bright colours and striking plumage, this taxidermy bird is sure to be an eye-catcher in any interior.

Every mounted animal that By Max delivers is delivered with the necessary legal documents. This can be a CITES document, declaration of origin or just the invoice (this depends on the species). These documents guarantee the origin and legality of the preparation.

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