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Example of the Blue crane specimen (Tetrapteryx paradisea) in Kimberley in the Republic of South Africa
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Example of the Blue crane specimen (Tetrapteryx paradisea) in Kimberley in the Republic of South Africa
Example of the Blue crane specimen (Tetrapteryx paradisea) in Kimberley in the Republic of South Africa South Africa Republica of South Africa, Kimberley. Date of Photograph:1920 - 1940 ca
Unidentified Author
BAQ-A-001052-0018
Media ID 33154887
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This print showcases a remarkable example of the Blue crane specimen, scientifically known as Tetrapteryx paradisea. The photograph was taken in Kimberley, a city nestled in the heart of the Republic of South Africa. Dating back to approximately 1920-1940, this vintage image offers us a glimpse into the rich biodiversity found within this region. The Blue crane, with its elegant posture and striking blue-gray plumage, takes center stage in this composition. Its long neck gracefully curves downwards towards its slender body while its wings remain neatly folded by its side. This avian beauty stands tall amidst an enchanting natural backdrop that hints at vast open plains or perhaps even wetlands where these magnificent creatures often reside. As we delve deeper into the details captured by this unidentified author's lens, it becomes evident that their focus extends beyond merely showcasing a bird species. By immortalizing this particular specimen through photography, they invite us to appreciate not only the inherent beauty of cranes but also their significance within zoology and zootechnics. Beyond being visually stunning creatures, cranes are revered for their role as vertebrates – animals with backbones – which adds another layer of fascination to our understanding of them. Through scientific observation and study, we gain insights into their behavior patterns and ecological impact on their surroundings. This Alinari print serves as both an aesthetic delight for admirers of nature's wonders and a testament to humanity's ongoing exploration of our planet's diverse fauna. It reminds us that there is still much left to discover about these extraordinary beings who share our world - inspiring future generations to continue unraveling the mysteries held within wildlife photography like this timeless piece from Unidentified Author.
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