Death’s-head hawkmoths, Victorian taxidermy and a cupboard of curiosities

Lorraine GibsonMarch 11, 2019May 4, 2022FEATURE, Uncategorized#antique, #birds, #bnss, #bournemouth, #bournemouthnaturalsciencesociety, #bugs, #butterflies, #chrispackham, #conservation, #death, #deathheadmoth, #dinosaurs, #Egypt, #library, #london, #madagascanhissingcocrach, #mummy, #nature, #odprey, #pufferfish, #sarcophagus, #science, #silenceofthelambs, #taxidermy

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March 11, 2019 at 5:51 pm

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