Dear Customers.
In full agreement with the rules of the Washington Cites Convention, we remind you that if you live in Europe sending feathers or bird remains classified Appendix II/B is done without formality.
If you live outside the European Community 1 export permit is required, we make the process free of charge but it takes up to 2 months.
For feathers and remains Classified Appendix A, the permit is mandatory regardless of your location and 1 permit of import and to be requested by you for all exits of France.

Skin prepared by a master taxidermist in France - The mastery of this artisan guarantees you a perfectly prepared product.

The Crested Guinea-fowl is a shy species found in forests, open forests and in thickets around the edge of it.

Like other species of guinea fowl, they move in flocks of up to 20, eating insects and other foods. In winter, they form breeding pairs and nest, then join the herd in the warmest months.

Pale blue spotted feathers have been used by Tyers as an alternative for large salmon flies, where a jay feather would normally be used.

Body feathers and large feathers can be used whole for the wings of salmon flies, cheeks or sides.

These are beautiful feathers, extremely graphic, the spots are pale blue on a dark blue background, almost black.

There is a whole range of size and the color is the same from the smallest to the largest feather.

Each bird has 3 pairs of wings with a white edge, The others are cobalt blue with pale blue spots and lines.

The skin is delivered in a mail box 70 cm long (27.6 in) by 50 cm width (19.7 in) by 5 cm high (2in).
It is kept by ties on an acid-free black cardboard and protected by a waterproof bag.
An identification plate is laminated on the cardboard containing all the information about the bird, as well as its identification.

Skin from a French breeding farm owned by Capacitarie people.
Breeding recognized by French Gouvernent.
Identification ring on the bird's leg .