Marzaiola Taxidermy full body mount - Spatula querquedula (with proof of legal origin) - 19 cm - 5 cm - 32 cm - Non-CITES species

A specimen of Marzaiola (Spatula querquedula) in spring attire, both male and female.
An item from an old collection with provenance documents.
Good condition

Distribution
The teal is widely distributed in the Palearctic. It occupies almost all of Western Europe, occasionally also Central Europe. In Scandinavia, it can be found along the shores of the Baltic Sea. To the east, its range extends across a broad strip up to Sakhalin Island. It winters in Africa, India, and Southeast Asia.

The marzaiole lay their eggs near swamps and ponds. In winter, they stay close to lakes and in floodplain river areas.


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