Taxidermy case of one male and two female Temminck's Stint by Edward Hart.
Taxidermy case of one male and two female Temminck's Stint. According to Edward Hart, writing on 29 April 1927, 'Left (no 1): adult male, May 14th 1879, summer plumage; bottom right (no 2): adult female, August 9th 1883, summer plumage; top right (no 3): adult female, September 16th 1881, summer plumage. Shot by me on the Salterns, Christchurch Harbour. Sexes alike. Summer and winter plumage differ. Mounted by me'.
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