A vibrantly preserved taxidermy specimen of a male Ring-Necked Pheasant (Phasianus colchicus), mounted in a dynamic, in-flight pose. The pheasant displays characteristic iridescent green and purple plumage on its head, a distinctive white neck ring, and rich coppery-brown body feathers with intricate patterns. Its long, tapering tail feathers are well-preserved, exhibiting natural barring. The wings are spread, conveying motion, and the specimen is mounted on a simple, round wooden plaque for wall display. This piece is a classic example of natural history taxidermy, likely dating from the mid to late 20th century. It would appeal to collectors of naturalia, hunting enthusiasts, or those seeking decorative natural history elements for interior design.

Origin: Colorado

Dimensions:
Height - 20"
Width - 30"
Depth - 10"
Weight - 3 lbs

Condition:
Good: The pheasant is well-preserved with good feather integrity and coloring. There is minor dust accumulation consistent with age and display. No significant damage or loss of feathers is apparent.

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• Low Estimate: 150.00
• High Estimate: 300.00