Willow Warbler

Taxidermy case of one adult male, one adult female and two pied varieties of Willow Warbler by Edward Hart.

Taxidermy case of one adult male, one adult female and two pied varieties of Willow Warbler. According to Edward Hart, writing on 6 April 1927, 'Bottom left (no 1): pied variety, August 29th 1889. Obtained by me in Creedy Garden, Christchurch; top left (no 2): pied variety, April 28th 1899; top right (no 3): adult female, 1889; bottom right (no 4): adult male, 1889. Nos 2, 3, 4 obtained by me in my own garden, Christchurch. Nest and seven eggs. Sexes alike, summer resident only. Mounted by me'.

object
MUSEUM NUMBER
NH.83.3/66
PLACE
COLLECTION
MEASUREMENTS
case: 456 mm x 459 mm x 216 mm; overall: 4000 g
MATERIAL/TECHNIQUE
taxidermy case
CATEGORY
Natural History: Zoology
LOCATION
In storage
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