Pigeons, Edinburgh, W. H. Lizars, [etc, 1845?], pigeons, the younger, Pliny, This illustration features a detailed depiction of a bird known as the Glozphilus carunculatus, commonly referred to as the carunculated geese pigeon. The bird is shown in a side profile, highlighting its distinctive features, including its vibrant plumage and unique caruncles on the face. The background hints at the bird's natural habitat in South Africa, with subtle foliage suggesting a lush environment. The scientific and common names are displayed below the bird, adding context to its identity. The overall composition captures the elegance and characteristics of this avian species.
Pigeons, Edinburgh, W. H. Lizars, [etc, 1845?], pigeons, the younger, Pliny, This illustration features a detailed depiction of a bird known as the Glozphilus carunculatus, commonly referred to as the carunculated geese pigeon. The bird is shown in a side profile, highlighting its distinctive features, including its vibrant plumage and unique caruncles on the face. The background hints at the bird's natural habitat in South Africa, with subtle foliage suggesting a lush environment. The scientific and common names are displayed below the bird, adding context to its identity. The overall composition captures the elegance and characteristics of this avian species.