54 Free Photos of Bird Bones

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Bird bones

Bird bones

Chicken bone

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Cassowary bone beak

Leg bones of Hydrophasianus chirurgus (female from Luzon) - the patella is small

Cassowary bone beak

Skeleton of Hydrophasianus chirurgus (female from Luzon)

Animal skull bone skeleton

birds of prey animals

Plate XXXIII from Edward Newton and Hans Gadow's On additional bones of the Dodo and other extinct birds of Mauritius obtained by Mr. Théodore Sauzier.
1–8: Lophopsittacus mauritianus

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Skull and limb fossils of Alopochen sirabensis.

Abstract decay frame

Anatidae (Anseriformes) anatomy - wings

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Bird skeletons. Note that the current scientific names need to be checked.

Lyncornis macropterus

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Plate XXXIII from Edward Newton and Hans Gadow's On additional bones of the Dodo and other extinct birds of Mauritius obtained by Mr. Théodore Sauzier.
9–10: Circus maillardi

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Plate 151 from Aphonse Milne-Edwards' Recherches Anatomiques et Paléontologiques depicting a reconstruction of the skeleton of Miocorvus larteti. Dark areas show the obtained bone material, light area

Table from Aphonse Milne-Edwards' Recherches Anatomiques et Paléontologiques depicting several fossil bones of Miocorvus larteti
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Bird skeletons. Note that the current scientific names need to be checked.

Phacornis obscura

Coracias temmincki

Tachyphonus coronatus

Eurystomus afer

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Merops philippinus

Bird skeletons. Note that the current scientific names need to be checked.

Geocichla erythronota

Bird skeletons. Note that the current scientific names need to be checked.

Chrysolampis moschitus

Mainland emu and Kangaroo Island pelves.

Mainland emu and King Island emu skulls.

Small mammals bones - pellet (ornithology)

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Mainland emu and Kangaroo Island emu femora.

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Mainland emu, King Island and Kangaroo Island tarsometatarsals and ribs.

Mainland emu, King Island, and Kangaroo Island emu tibiotarsi.

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Anatidae (Anseriformes) anatomy - columna vertebralis, wings

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An apparent shotgun pellet is shown just left of Condor #42's breast bone. The Hexagon shape below left is the nut and bolt that affixes the condor tag. Photo: Jon Myatt/USFWS

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Anatidae (Anseriformes) anatomy - back, wings, pygostyl, synsacrum

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A cinnamon teal duckling is growing juvenille feathers over its down feathers it hatched with. Growing a set of new feathers and building muscles and bones requires a diet of invertebrates. The duck

Whistle, 1000 BC - 900 AD, late prehistoric Fremont, Stansbury II, Utah, bird bone - Natural History Museum of Utah - DSC07283

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On a Specimen of the Extinct Dromceus ater discovered in the Royal Zoological Museum, Florence.

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Bird foot bones with ring

Raven with a scavenged bone along the Yellowstone River

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Philomachus pugnax 107

historical history

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