2860 Grey Crowned Crane

Mounted Grey Crowned Crane - A Majestic Appearance with Royal Flair

A stuffed Grey Crowned Crane (Balearica regulorum) is a stunning taxidermy specimen that perfectly captures the elegance and striking beauty of this extraordinary African bird. This crane is found in the grasslands and swamps of East and South Africa and is best known for its beautiful golden "crown" of feathers on its head. The Gray Crowned Crane is one of the most graceful bird species, with a stately posture and a distinct combination of gray, white and black feathers, which together with the golden crown form a breathtaking image.

This taxidermy piece has been crafted with extreme precision, with every detail faithfully captured. From the delicate golden crown feathers to the deep gray wings and slender, long legs, this stuffed specimen brings the Grey Crowned Crane to life in all its splendor. The craftsmanship put into this taxidermy makes this magnificent animal a timeless addition to any interior. The stately stature and graceful feathers make the bird an eye-catcher in any room.

An interesting fact about the Gray Crowned Crane is that it is the only species of crane that can roost in trees. This is due to its unique long toes that allow it to firmly grasp branches, something that other cranes cannot do. In addition, these birds are known for their spectacular dance, making impressive leaps and graceful bends to impress their mate, especially during courtship season.

A stuffed Grey Crowned Crane Bird is an exquisite decorative object that perfectly captures the beauty and grace of this regal bird. Whether you are an avid taxidermy collector or looking for a unique and exotic piece to decorate your interior, this majestic bird is guaranteed to attract attention and exude timeless charm.

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.