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F. 33 Rail or wood hen. New Zealand. (Feeds about small brooks), 1772-75 (w / c)
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F. 33 Rail or wood hen. New Zealand. (Feeds about small brooks), 1772-75 (w / c)
5670803 F.33 Rail or wood hen. New Zealand. (Feeds about small brooks), 1772-75 (w/c) by Smith, Isaac (1753-1831); Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales; (add.info.: South Sea birds. Cooks voyages 1772-1775 / drawings by Admiral Isaac Smith and others
Images of birds spotted during the second voyage of Captain Cook.
Dimensions: album measures 57.5 x 39 cm); Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales; out of copyright
Media ID 23585144
© Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales / Bridgeman Images
Aves Brown Fauna Ornithological Perch Perched Perching South Pacific Zoological Illustration Rallidae
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This print showcases the F. 33 Rail or wood hen, a unique bird species found in New Zealand. Painted between 1772 and 1775 by Admiral Isaac Smith and others during Captain Cook's second voyage, this image is part of a collection called "South Sea birds". The album measures an impressive 57.5 x 39 cm and is housed at the Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales. The F. 33 Rail or wood hen is known for its feeding habits near small brooks, making it a fascinating subject for ornithologists and nature enthusiasts alike. Its brown plumage beautifully contrasts with its perch as captured in this stunning illustration. This artwork not only serves as an exquisite example of zoological illustration but also provides valuable insights into the natural history of the South Pacific region. As an important contribution to avian studies, it offers a glimpse into the diverse fauna that existed during Captain Cook's voyages. With its intricate details and meticulous brushwork, this painting transports viewers back to a time when exploration was driven by curiosity about our planet's rich biodiversity. Preserved out of copyright restrictions, this print allows us to appreciate both the artistic skill behind it and the scientific significance it holds within ornithology.
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