SKU: 2706 Magpie H53W17D34
Stuffed Magpie: An Elegant Specimen of the European Fauna
The stuffed Magpie, scientifically known as Pica pica, is an impressive piece of taxidermy that embodies the grace and intriguing behavior of this bird. With its black and white plumage and glossy, iridescent wings and tail, the magpie is a standout in European landscapes.
Magpies are not only visually fascinating, but also highly intelligent. They belong to the crow family, which is known for its high cognitive abilities. Magpies can solve complex problems, use tools and even recognize themselves in mirrors-indicated by their behavior during mirror tests, which is very rare in the animal kingdom.
A fun fact about magpies is their notorious collecting behavior. They are known for their tendency to collect shiny objects and bring them to their nests. This behavior has given them a place in many folklore and stories, often associated with curiosity and intelligence. In some cultures, the magpie is seen as a symbol of luck and mystery.
Taxidermy offers a wonderful way to capture the beauty and details of the magpie. Through careful and expert taxidermy techniques, each feather and feature of the magpie is accurately replicated. This creates a lifelike and mesmerizing result that is both educational and decorative. A stuffed magpie can be a captivating centerpiece in any natural history collection, a classic interior, or as a unique conversation piece in your living room.
The stuffed magpie is more than just a decorative piece; it is a celebration of nature and a reminder of the wonders of the animal world. Whether you are an avid taxidermy collector or simply looking for a special and aesthetic object, the stuffed magpie offers timeless beauty and a rich history that will fascinate many.
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. (This specimen has a legal origin from Hungary).