Rare Royal Pheasant In Full Strut Full Body Bird Taxidermy

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A striking and exceptionally decorative hybrid pheasant, presented in a dramatic full-strut display. This handsome specimen showcases an extraordinary combination of rich copper, chestnut, bronze, and iridescent blue-black plumage, complemented by an exceptionally long, elegant tail.

According to the auction house, this unusual bird is the result of selective breeding between Silver, Swinhoe, Golden, and Lady Amherst pheasants, producing a distinctive feather pattern and an individual appearance. The layered plumage, intricate markings, and extravagant tail create a spectacular sculptural presence.

Mounted on a naturalistic wood base, the pheasant is posed with its wings partially extended and tail fully displayed, emphasizing the beauty and drama of its form. A remarkable example of ornamental bird taxidermy, this piece would make an extraordinary addition to a curated natural history collection, collector’s cabinet, or richly layered interior.

Condition: Please examine all photographs carefully for details of the specimen, mount, and any signs of age or wear.

Provenance: Acquired through auction at Circle M Auctions, March 2026.

Note: The hybrid lineage and rarity are based on the auction house’s description and have not been independently verified.