2714 Silver-eared hornbill

Mounted Silver-eared Hornbill: A Showpiece of African Fauna

The stuffed silver-eared hornbill, with the scientific name Bycanistes brevis, is a breathtaking example of the art of taxidermy. This impressive bird, native to the forests of West and Central Africa, is known for its striking appearance and vibrant personality. To capture this majestic species in such detail is a true masterpiece.

The silver-eared hornbill is easily identified by its unique, striking features. With a distinctive silvery patch on its ears and a strikingly colored bill, this bird offers a visual spectacle. It has a beautiful black and white plumage with a brilliant yellow bill that is one of its most distinctive features. The size and shape of the bill are particularly well developed and make the bird not only a master in the air, but also an impressive sight in the taxidermy specimen.

A special fact about the silver-eared hornbill is that this species is known for its loud call and social behavior. In the wild, it often forms pairs or small groups and communicates widely with its peers through a wide range of sounds. These calls serve not only as a means of communication, but also as a way of marking their territory.

The taxidermy process for the silver-eared hornbill requires a high degree of precision and craftsmanship to correctly render the bird's characteristic features and vibrant colors. Every detail, from the unique color patterns to the delicate plumage structure, is handled with care to achieve a lifelike and aesthetically impressive result. The final specimen provides a visually stunning and educational piece for any collection or exhibition space.

Whether you are a nature lover, a collector of ornithological curiosities or an art lover, the stuffed silver-eared hornbill offers a fascinating glimpse into the beauty and diversity of African wildlife, carefully preserved through advanced taxidermy techniques.

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.