2700 African Dwarf Falcon Couple

Mounted African Dwarf Falcon Couple: Elegant and Unique

Add a touch of exotic charm to your collection with the stuffed African dwarf falcon pair(Polihierax semitorquatus). These beautiful birds, native to the vast savannas and forests of Africa, are a stunning example of the art of taxidermy and taxidermy. With their vibrant colors and detailed plumage, they make an impressive and educational addition to any collector or nature lover's collection.

The African dwarf falcon, with its scientific name Polihierax semitorquatus, is one of the smallest falcons in the world. These unusual birds have a length of only 15 to 20 centimeters, but they make a big impression with their striking appearance. Their plumage is a fascinating combination of maroon, black and white, with a wonderful contrast of colors that help them blend into their natural environment. The male and female birds show subtle differences in their coloring, which makes them even more attractive as a pair.

A remarkable fact about the African dwarf falcon is that these birds are often seen in pairs, forming a strong monogamous bond. They are known for their impressive hunting techniques, catching their prey with precision and speed. Their small size and sharp eyes make them extremely agile hunters, giving them an important role in their ecosystem.

The stuffed African dwarf falcon pair has been prepared with the utmost care and craftsmanship by experts in taxidermy. Every detail, from the delicate plumage to the expressive eyes, has been carefully preserved to capture the beauty and natural appearance of these impressive birds. This pair not only constitutes a visual spectacle, but also offers educational value, demonstrating the unique characteristics and behavior of these fascinating falcons.

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.