2639 Harlekijnara

Mounted Harlequinara: A Colorful Symphony of Taxidermy

The stuffed Harlequinara (Ara ararauna x Ara chloropterus) is a breathtaking piece of taxidermy that perfectly expresses the beauty and vibrancy of this hybrid parrot. A cross between the Blue-yellow Macaw (Ara ararauna) and the Green-winged Macaw (Ara chloropterus), the Harlequin Macaw combines the striking colors of both species and results in a spectacular appearance.

This hybrid macaw is not only a visual wonder, but also a fascinating subject within taxidermy. The Harlequinara inherits the best of both parent species: the vibrant blues and yellows of the Blue and Yellow Macaw and the rich reds and greens of the Green-winged Macaw. This makes the Harlequin Macaw one of the most impressive and colorful parrots one can encounter.

An interesting fact about the Harlequinara is that hybrids such as these are often bred in captivity because of their beautiful plumage and their friendly and intelligent nature. They are very social birds, known for their playful behavior and ability to form strong bonds with people. These traits make them beloved pets and sought-after exhibits.

The stuffed Harlequinara offered by By Max is a masterpiece of taxidermy. The taxidermist has shown exceptional skill and attention to detail in preparing this bird, resulting in a lifelike and stunningly realistic specimen. The natural pose, brilliant colors and precise placement of each feather make this stuffed animal a work of art that will brighten any room and evoke admiration.

When admiring this stuffed Harlequinara, one is struck by how the taxidermy seems to bring the animal to life. The intense blue, yellow, red and green hues are beautifully rendered, and the bird's dynamic pose exudes a sense of movement and energy. This stuffed specimen is not only a tribute to nature, but also to the art of taxidermy, which succeeds in preserving the beauty of the animal for future generations.

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.