Super beautiful, very large, sturdy blue-and-yellow macaw of top quality. Taxidermy full body mount - Ara Ararauna - 89 cm - 35 cm - 34 cm - Kweekvogel met gesloten vaste voetring en overdracht verklaring - 1

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Jonas Rathaj
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Has worked with taxidermy since childhood and gained retailer experience.

Estimate  € 1,100 - € 1,400
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Specimen, scientific name Ara Ararauna; origin Europe; condition: in good condition; a very large blue-and-yellow macaw of top quality mounted on a decorative base, weight 2000 g, dimensions 89 cm high, 35 cm wide, 34 cm deep.

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Presented is a beautiful newly mounted, museum-quality Blue-and-Yellow Macaw. This bird is a breeder bird with a fixed, closed pose, mounted in a wonderful stance. These birds are not often offered and certainly not in this superb quality. The female is a very large, sturdy bird with an exceptionally long tail of 55 cm. The bird has been recently mounted and sits on a decorative branch. The bird is mounted on a nice decorative base. This beautiful blue-and-yellow Macaw will surely be an asset to your collection, or look lovely as decor in your living room or as a collector’s item. Be sure to also take a look at my other beautiful, top-quality items. If you’re looking for something, feel free to send an email or contact me; many in stock and many special birds available. Shipping is always carried out with the utmost care, but the preference is for pickup if possible. You will also see in the shop-at-home what else we have on display. All animals and birds come with the proper paperwork, BOD/CITES or transfer if needed. In person the bird is even more beautiful than in the photos shown; this also depends somewhat on the camera used to take the pictures.

Presented is a beautiful newly mounted, museum-quality Blue-and-Yellow Macaw. This bird is a breeder bird with a fixed, closed pose, mounted in a wonderful stance. These birds are not often offered and certainly not in this superb quality. The female is a very large, sturdy bird with an exceptionally long tail of 55 cm. The bird has been recently mounted and sits on a decorative branch. The bird is mounted on a nice decorative base. This beautiful blue-and-yellow Macaw will surely be an asset to your collection, or look lovely as decor in your living room or as a collector’s item. Be sure to also take a look at my other beautiful, top-quality items. If you’re looking for something, feel free to send an email or contact me; many in stock and many special birds available. Shipping is always carried out with the utmost care, but the preference is for pickup if possible. You will also see in the shop-at-home what else we have on display. All animals and birds come with the proper paperwork, BOD/CITES or transfer if needed. In person the bird is even more beautiful than in the photos shown; this also depends somewhat on the camera used to take the pictures.

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