2853 Rothschild's Peacock Pheasant

Mounted Rothschilds Peacock Pheasant - A Rare Jewel from the Tropics

The stuffed Rothschild's Peacock Pheasant (Polyplectron inopinatum) is a beautiful taxidermy specimen that brilliantly captures the elegance and unique appearance of this rare bird from the Malaysian mountains. This extraordinary pheasant, named after the famous ornithologist Walter Rothschild, is one of the most mysterious and rare species within the peacock pheasant family. With its distinctive eye-shaped markings on its tail feathers, the Rothschild's Peacock Pheasant exudes an exotic beauty that makes it instantly recognizable.

This taxidermy piece depicts the Rothschild's Peacock Pheasant in its natural pose, with its beautiful tail feathers subtly spread out, fully showing off the iridescent blue-green "eyes" on its tail. The rich earth tones of his body, combined with the vibrant colors of his feathers, make this specimen a fascinating addition to any space. The craftsmanship behind this taxidermy is of a high standard, with every detail carefully prepared to preserve the bird's natural splendor.

An interesting fact about the Rothschild's Peacock Pheasant is that, unlike many other pheasant species, it lives mostly in dense mountain forests and is rarely seen. The male uses his eye-shaped feathers during courtship to impress the female by spreading his tail in a fan-like shape. These rare and secret courtship rituals make the Rothschild's Peacock Pheasant a bird of admiration in the ornithological world.

A stuffed Rothschild's Peacock Pheasant is not only a unique decorative object, but also an extraordinary work of nature's art. Whether it is an addition to a taxidermy collection or a striking showpiece in an interior, this bird brings a touch of exotic splendor indoors. With its delicate details and striking appearance, this taxidermy specimen is an absolute eye-catcher.

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