South Pacific Taxidermy

Tonight homework, Brush tail Phascogale

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Its all happening, John Waynes "Congo" from Hatari, died in Australia 2000

Focus

Loving cats,,

Witnessed one of those amazing life time events just now. Both my wife and my father in law had told me about seeing a very small snake up at the front gate. Concerning to say the least . Coming home i noticed a Kookaburra perched about 8 feet above the drive , back to me focused on other things. Said to my 4 yo son in the car, lets just sit and wait , we might see something amazing The kooka sat there for about 5 minutes, then turned and swooped down to the ground in front of us to retrieve a brown snake about 6 " long, He flew back upto the gate rail where after a quick despatch it went straight down. I Turned to my son who had also been watching , and said what do you think of that! A few seconds later the kookaburra took off towards us, and i honestly thought he was coming through the windscreen when he lifted and cleared the car , probably only by a few inches and perched in a tree out in the street.
An amazing event
Nature, if we take the time to observe, we can witness some amazing events.

Australian Open

News

CITES Secretariat publishes provisional assessment of 52 proposals to CoP19 | CITES CITES Secretariat has today published its provisional assessment of the 52 proposals that will be considered at CoP19 in November. This assessment – and the

Interesting

6 Extinct Species in India Discover six of the most fascinating extinct species in India. Would you believe some of these species died out in the last hundred years?

Hope

Scientists create embryos to save northern white rhino Scientists working to bring back the functionally extinct northern white rhino announced they had successfully created three additional embryos of the subspecies, bringing the total to 12.

South Pacific Taxidermy is moving to a new address!

But not too far away...

From the 1st of August we will no longer be at 263 Holt Parade Thomastown.

Our new address is 19/44 Mahoneys Rd Thomastown VIC 3074.

Our phone will be out of action for a couple of days. Feel free to contact us over Facebook in the meantime. We look forward to seeing you at our new address soon!

We often get asked; how can I best protect my bird taxidermy from getting damaged? The simple answer is: put them in a glass dome. This will protect them from feather hungry insects which can destroy them beyond repair.

We have plenty of glass domes in stock in all kinds of different sizes. If you would like to get one feel free to private message us, or send us an email at [email protected]

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SPT Operations Update:

Due to the ongoing CHO directions and travel restrictions between Regional and Metropolitan Victoria, our premises continues to be closed to the general public and for retail trade.

Any deliveries and collections can be made through authorised courier and postal services or via click and collect ordering.

We thank you for your ongoing support and welcome your return once the restrictions ease.

Regards,
SPT Management

Sambar deer trophy