Labbo (dark morph) Taxidermy full body mount...

Labbo (dark morph) - Stercorarius parasiticus - 18×32×29 cm refined and excellent specimen of Labbo (Stercorarius parasiticus), a well-known high-sea predatory seabird. The specimen presents itself in its fascinating and sought-after variant of plumage entirely dark ("dark morph"), mounted in an upright, natural and proud posture. Plumage and Coloration: The coat displays a uniform chocolate-brown / dark brown tone, with slight and fine bronze hues on the neck and breast. The primary and tail feathers are compact, well groomed, and of intense color. Anatomical Details: The head features the sturdy and unmistakable hooked beak, typical of marine birds of prey, with a well-defined cere and dark coloration. The glassy dark eyes convey a penetrating and natural expression. The webbed feet and slender marine claws are mounted with anatomical precision. Exhibition Base: The bird rests on a block reproducing a light beige limestone/cliff rock, creating a perfect color contrast that highlights the subject’s dark plumage. Condition: Excellent. Complete plumage, glossy and in perfect preservation condition, free of visible wear. Notes for the Collector: Labbo is a pelagic bird of great ornithological interest due to its kleptoparasitic behavior and its elegant daytime forms. Well-preserved dark-morph specimens are particularly appreciated in natural history and marine avifauna art collections for their austere and elegant charm. The buyer is responsible for verifying the import authorization of an object, as well as the duties and taxes payable at the time of import. Therefore, check for any specific import rules applicable to bringing an object into your country. Regulations may concern import bans and licenses, as well as rules on duties, VAT, excise, and clearance costs.

Estimation:€500

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