Douglas squirrel Taxidermy wall mount - Tamiasciurus douglasii - adorable spécimen - monté sur support à poser - avec son cadeau - - 26 cm - 18 cm - 27 cm - Non-CITES species

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Specimen: Douglas squirrel (Tamiasciurus douglasii), mounted on a display stand, dating to 2021, from North America, weight 271 g, dimensions 26 × 18 × 27 cm, in good condition.

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The Douglas squirrel (Tamiasciurus douglasii) is a pine squirrel found in the North American Pacific coastal regions. It is sometimes known as the Chickaree or pine squirrel, but since Chickaree is also used for the American red squirrel and pine squirrel refers to the genus Tamiasciurus, these alternative names should be avoided. The King River Indigenous people called it the “Pillillooeet,” referring to its distinctive alarm call.

This taxidermy is in perfect condition.

Mounted on a hanging stand, a small cedarwood plush toy between its paws, the colors and the animal’s playful gaze are sublime.

The last photo shows a specimen in its natural habitat.

A creature of great gentleness, it is very present for you, here and only here, on Catawiki, at €1 with no reserve price!!!!

Not to be missed.

(All our parcels are securely packed with materials specifically adapted, and sent via Colissimo, with the tracking number provided, no later than the day after your payment, excluding weekends and holidays).

Look closely at all of the photos.

The Douglas squirrel (Tamiasciurus douglasii) is a pine squirrel found in the North American Pacific coastal regions. It is sometimes known as the Chickaree or pine squirrel, but since Chickaree is also used for the American red squirrel and pine squirrel refers to the genus Tamiasciurus, these alternative names should be avoided. The King River Indigenous people called it the “Pillillooeet,” referring to its distinctive alarm call.

This taxidermy is in perfect condition.

Mounted on a hanging stand, a small cedarwood plush toy between its paws, the colors and the animal’s playful gaze are sublime.

The last photo shows a specimen in its natural habitat.

A creature of great gentleness, it is very present for you, here and only here, on Catawiki, at €1 with no reserve price!!!!

Not to be missed.

(All our parcels are securely packed with materials specifically adapted, and sent via Colissimo, with the tracking number provided, no later than the day after your payment, excluding weekends and holidays).

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Douglas squirrel
Scientific name
Tamiasciurus douglasii - adorable spécimen - monté sur support à poser - avec son cadeau -
Country of origin
North America
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
2021
Weight
271 g
Height
26 cm
Width
18 cm
Depth
27 cm
FranceVerified
2374
Objects sold
100%
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