2764 Bateleur

Mounted Bateleur - A Unique Representation of Africa's Most Elegant Bird of Prey

The stuffed Bateleur(Terathopius ecaudatus) is a breathtaking taxidermy piece that perfectly captures the graceful and powerful appearance of this African bird of prey. The Bateleur, also known as a short-tailed eagle, can be recognized by its distinctive black and white wings, bright red face and legs, and its remarkably short tail. Found primarily in the savannas of Africa, this bird of prey is known for its elegant and fluid flight movements. With its impressive appearance and colorful appearance, the Bateleur is a true showpiece in any taxidermy collection.

The Bateleur is one of the most acrobatic birds in the sky, making impressive dives and glides while hunting or communicating with conspecifics. A fun fact about this bird is that its name, "Bateleur," comes from the French word for "acrobatics," which refers to its graceful flight patterns. In the air, the Bateleur often has its wings in a V-shaped position, moving smoothly and almost dancing through the air.

As a taxidermy object, the Bateleur is a masterpiece that captures the beauty and dynamism of this bird in its full glory. Its powerful stature, the bright red color of its face and legs, and the contrast between its black and white feathers make it a visually impressive addition to any space. The art of taxidermy comes into its own in the carefully mounted body, where every detail has been faithfully recreated to hold the vibrancy of this majestic animal.

The stuffed Bateleur is a unique work of art that will appeal to taxidermy enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. This specimen evokes the wilds of Africa and puts the splendor of one of the most extraordinary birds of prey at your fingertips. With its elegant pose and faithful reproduction, the stuffed Bateleur is a real eye-catcher, perfect for museums, collections or as an eye-catching piece in a stylish interior.

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.