Numidian guineafowl with vervet monkey skull Taxidermy wall mount - Numida meleagris - superbe spécimen adulte - avec crâne de Chlorocebus - 47 cm - 40 cm - 50 cm - Non-CITES species

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The Numidian guineafowl is a gregarious African bird, recognizable by its grey plumage speckled with white spots and by its horned casque on the head.

Taxidermy of the bird completed in early 2026; the bird is new.

The characteristic colours of this bird with a crested head are sublime.

A vervet monkey skull in excellent condition is present at the bird's feet. This skull comes from a donation in the 1930s from the Missionary Brothers of our Campaigns based in Togo.
The vervet Chlorocebus is a genus of Old World monkeys in the family Cercopithecidae, commonly called green monkeys or vervets in the broad sense. The distribution range of these primates is Sub-Saharan Africa, from Senegal to Ethiopia and down to South Africa.

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