Very beautiful neat newly set up broad-beaked scharrelaar. Taxidermy full body mount - Eurystomus Glaucurus - 26 cm - 20 cm - 20 cm - Kweekvogel niet beschermde soort - 1

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Jonas Rathaj
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Selected by Jonas Rathaj

Has worked with taxidermy since childhood and gained retailer experience.

Estimate  € 380 - € 450
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€173
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€163
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€20

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Specimen: a very nice newly mounted breedbek scharrelaar (Eurystomus Glaucurus) from Zuid-Afrika, 26 cm high, 20 cm wide, 20 cm deep, weight 350 g, CITES relevance: non-protected breeder species, in good condition.

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Offered a very neat, newly set up broad-beaked scharrelaar, fully in color.
The bird is a captive-bred bird and is not protected, and it stands in a magnificent pose. (this bird is not often offered) the color in real life is even more beautiful than in the photos.

The bird is mounted on a decorative branch but can still be mounted on anything you want.
This beautifully colored, rare bird species will certainly be an asset to your collection, or look lovely as a decoration in your living room or as a collectible.

Be sure to also take a look at my other beautiful items on offer of top quality. Or if you’re looking for something, feel free to send an email or contact me; lots in stock and many special birds available.

Shipping is always done with the utmost care, but preferring pickup if possible. You will also see in the home shop what else we have available.

All animals and birds come with the proper papers, BOD/CITES or transfer documents if needed.
In real life the bird is even more beautiful than in the displayed photos; this also depends somewhat on the camera used to take the photos.

Offered a very neat, newly set up broad-beaked scharrelaar, fully in color.
The bird is a captive-bred bird and is not protected, and it stands in a magnificent pose. (this bird is not often offered) the color in real life is even more beautiful than in the photos.

The bird is mounted on a decorative branch but can still be mounted on anything you want.
This beautifully colored, rare bird species will certainly be an asset to your collection, or look lovely as a decoration in your living room or as a collectible.

Be sure to also take a look at my other beautiful items on offer of top quality. Or if you’re looking for something, feel free to send an email or contact me; lots in stock and many special birds available.

Shipping is always done with the utmost care, but preferring pickup if possible. You will also see in the home shop what else we have available.

All animals and birds come with the proper papers, BOD/CITES or transfer documents if needed.
In real life the bird is even more beautiful than in the displayed photos; this also depends somewhat on the camera used to take the photos.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Very beautiful neat newly set up broad-beaked scharrelaar.
Scientific name
Eurystomus Glaucurus
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
South Africa
CITES relevancy
Kweekvogel niet beschermde soort
Condition
Good condition
Year
2026
Weight
350 g
Height
26 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
20 cm
The NetherlandsVerified
654
Objects sold
100%
Private

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