Wet Specimen | Indian Mynah | Chick 2

$100.00

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Baby mynah birds, like countless other types of birds, often are found fluttering on the ground. Fledglings, or young, feathered baby birds, often leave the nest as they are learning to fly. In the cases where the chicks have been orphaned they are often sent to a vet or a wildlife carer.

This specimen was donated to us by our veterinarian friends but don't be fooled by how cute it is. The Indian Mynah bird is the third most invasive species in the world.

This little fella is now housed in a glass globe

The globe is approximately 4.5cm wide

Category: chick, globe, mynah, specimen, wet specimen