2643 Steller's Osprey

Mounted Steller's Sea Eagle: A Majestic Demonstration of Taxidermy

The stuffed Steller's sea eagle (Haliaeetus pelagicus) is an impressive example of the art of taxidermy, with its majestic appearance and imposing wing span. This mighty bird of prey, named after German naturalist Georg Wilhelm Steller, is known for its stunning size and strength. It is found mainly along the coastal regions of northeast Asia, especially in Russia, Japan and Korea.

Its scientific name, Haliaeetus pelagicus, refers to its affinity for marine environments, where it preys on fish, seabirds and sometimes even marine animals. This eagle is one of the heaviest and largest eagles in the world, with a wingspan that can reach 2.5 meters. Its distinctive black and white plumage and huge yellow bill make it unmistakable and an impressive sight in the sky.

A fun fact about the Steller's sea eagle is that he is a symbol of strength and power in the indigenous cultures of the regions where he lives. In Japan, he is revered and protected, and his appearance is often considered a good omen. This majestic bird is also famous for its loud calls, which can often be heard over long distances.

By Max's stuffed Steller's bald eagle is a masterpiece of taxidermy. Every detail, from the powerful talons to the sharp beak to the rich colors of its plumage, has been preserved with the utmost care and precision. The pose of the stuffed eagle, with its wings outstretched as if about to land or take off, perfectly captures the dynamism and power of this majestic animal.

Taxidermy offers a unique opportunity to study and appreciate these breathtaking creatures up close. The stuffed Steller's bald eagle is not only a wonderful addition to any collection, but also a valuable educational tool that highlights the splendor and power of this bird of prey. Whether in a museum, a school, or a private collection, this stuffed bird will always attract attention and admiration.

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.