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European bird taxidermy.

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Goldcrest by Peter Spannenberg from Holland. Flawless taxidermy.

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Squirrel. This chap has been European Champion, and won the medals etc. He now just likes to produce stunning work. Yes it is just a squirrel, but the species doesn't have to be dramatic to be good. Lesson for others perhaps. In our view he is one of the finest taxidermists alive. We no longer purchase UK modern work as a result, why would you. Want to see more then look under either his name on this site or "modern day masterpieces" where you will see other superb examples of European taxidermy.

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Willow Ptarmigan by Ole.

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Staggering Oystercatcher by Peter Spannenburg of the Netherlands.

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How to make a common bird look stunning. People who this only birds of prey look good take note. Yes another fantastic bird from Peter Spannenburg. Lesser taxidermists take note.

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European Water Rail by R Way of the Netherlands.

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Great Grey Shrike by Peter Spannenburg of the Netherlands.

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Redpole by Peter Spannenburg of the Netherlands.

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European Jay.The bird is by Ole Christian Martinsen from Norway.

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Bearded Tit by Peter Spannenburg of the Netherlands.

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European Fulmar.

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European Little Auk by Peter Spannenburg of the Netherlands.

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European Barn Owl by Peter Spannenburg of the Netherlands.

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European Black Grouse by Ole Martinsen from Norway.

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European Jay by Peter Spannenburg of the Netherlands.

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European Grey Wagtail.

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European Waterrail.No fussy groundwork to hide poor taxidermy, just well observed and well executed.

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European Jackdaw. European taxidermist tend to be purists, "just birds on stick" so to speak. Why, well frankly this is taxidermy, not carpentry or rock making. The mounts have to be judged as mounts, not errors hidden within groundwork.

We were going to undertake a long descriptive review of this person's career to date but them what would be the point. We just decided to let the work speak for itself. Taxidermy, well good taxidermy anyway needs to convey movement and life, "as if in life". Very few can acheive this. Perhaps we could encourage him to visit the UK and hold a seminar on how to correctly preserve birds and mammals. If anyone is interested in commissioning this person then drop us a line and we will gladly put you in touch. All species represented here died from natural causes and hold the correct European paperwork. Being the largest resource on the internet for taxidermy information specific to victorian and modern taxidermy, we have been seeking the best practioners of this art form. The modern "experts" reside in Europe currently. Sould you wish to have work undertaken by this person then let us know and we will gladly forward on your requests. Given his obvious talent and award winning work he is very reasonable with his prices.

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European Bittern.

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European Waterrail.No fussy groundwork to hide poor taxidermy, just well observed and well executed.

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European Black Guillemot.

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European Kingfisher.

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European Dunlin.

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European Roller.

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European Manx Shearwater.

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European Waxwing.

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European Kingfisher.

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European Cinamon Blackbird.

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Red Crested Pochard.

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Common Buzzard with Squirrel prey.

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Wood Sandpiper.

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Great Snipe.

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European Sandwich Tern in winter plumage.

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Taxidermy at its finest. Mr Bennema's Bee-eater. It is hard to beleive that this bird is dead. Not like stiff birds we normally see.

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European Waterrail.

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European Black Tern.

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European Turnstone.

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Now there are taxidermists and there are taxidermists. This is the work of a European Champion. Shame he doesn't live in the UK.

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Now there are taxidermists and there are taxidermists. This is the work of a European Champion. Shame he doesn't live in the UK. His name, well its Jeroen Bennema, and frankly hard to compare with UK work as it is in a different league.

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European Bittern.

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European Barn Owl.

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European Fieldfare.

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European Bar Tailed Godwit.

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European Grasshopper Warbler.

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European Goshawk with Squirrel prey.

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European Hawfinch.

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Sedge Warbler.

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Wryneck.

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Spotted Crake.

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Mountain Hare.

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Hoopoe.

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Tawny Owl.

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Alberts Squirrel.

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Nightingale. For those who cannot judge, let us judge for you. This is immaculate taxidermy.

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Eagle Owl.

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Chipmonk.

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Goshawk.

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Great Grey Shrike.

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Gadwall.

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Pine Marten with Squirrel prey.

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Taxidermy at its finest. Mr Bennema's Raven. Now fancy pre-formed bodies, no trickery, just good honest traditional methods, oh and a talent that many will envy.

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