2689 Mirror Lister Jay

Mounted Mirror Thrush Jay (Pterorhinus mitratus): An Exceptional Example of Taxidermy

The stuffed Mirror Thrush Jay, with the scientific name Pterorhinus mitratus, represents a magnificent example of the art of taxidermy. This fascinating bird, also known as the "Mitratus thrush," is found in the forests and mountainous regions of South Asia. The striking appearance and detailed plumage of the Mirror Thrush Jay make it an impressive addition to any collection or exhibition.

The Pterorhinus mitratus is immediately striking for its vibrant colors and striking patterns. Its feathers are dressed in a mixture of warm browns, with brilliant green and blue highlights that give the plumage an almost iridescent effect. The white "mirror" on its wings, from which the bird gets its name, adds an extra dimension to its appearance, making it a striking sight in the wild.

A fun fact about the Mirror Thrush Jay is that it is known for its complex and melodic song. This song serves not only to attract a mate, but also to mark its territory. The stuffed version of this bird not only captures its visual splendor, but also reflects the power and elegance expressed in its sound.

Our stuffed Mirror Thrush Jay has been prepared with extreme precision, using advanced taxidermy techniques to preserve every detail of its unique plumage. The result is a beautiful and detailed specimen that impressively exhibits the beauty and character of this extraordinary bird. This specimen is a true work of art that enriches any space with its presence and tells the story of an exotic species.

Every stuffed animal supplied by By Max comes 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 specimen.