Dodos Collection

Illustration: Dodo- from Strickland 1848
PM-9677 Illustration: Dodo - from Strickland 1848 Extinct Didus ineptus Mascarenes, Flightless birds Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Dodos and parrots hunted in Mauritius 1602 from Willem van West-Zanenos Journal
FLO4611988 Dodos and parrots hunted in Mauritius 1602 from Willem van West-Zanenos Journal, and copies of Salomon Savery's white dodo by Abraham and Jan de Wees, 1651 and Gillis Joosten Saeghman

Dodo, extinct bird

Dodos and parrots from Willem van West-Zanen s
Dodos and parrots hunted in Mauritius 1602 from Willem van West-Zanens Journal, and copies of Salomon Saverys white dodo by Abraham and Jan de Wees, 1651 and Gillis Joosten Saeghman, 1665

Dodo
Woodcut based on the painting by Roelant Savery in Penny Magazine, 1833 Date: 1833

Dodo - nest with egg
JH-64 Dodo - nest with egg Raphus cucullatus John Holmes contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Picture No. 10922652
Prehistoric Reconstruction: Dodo - with hatching chick at nest. (Raphus cucullatus). Date:

Picture No. 10922653
Prehistoric Reconstruction: Dodo - on nest. (Raphus cucullatus). Date:

Picture No. 10922649
Prehistoric Reconstruction: Dodo. (Raphus cucullatus). Date:

Picture No. 10922647
Prehistoric Reconstruction: Dodo - head and neck. (Raphus cucullatus). Date:

Dodo - egg (size: 130 x 80mm)
JH-60 Dodo - egg (size: 130 x 80mm) Raphus cucullatus John Holmes contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Dodo - muscle study
JH-62 Dodo - muscle study Raphus cucullatus John Holmes contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Dodo - chick just hatched in nest
JH-69 Dodo - chick just hatched in nest Raphus cucullatus John Holmes contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Illustration: Dodo- from Strickland 1848
PM-9674 Illustration: Dodo - from Strickland 1848 Extinct Didus ineptus Flightless birds, Mascarenes Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

2603393; out of copyright

Picture No. 10922651
Prehistoric Reconstruction: Dodo - with hatching chick at nest. (Raphus cucullatus). Date:

Picture No. 10922648
Prehistoric Reconstruction: Dodo - walking. (Raphus cucullatus). Date:

Picture No. 10922650
Prehistoric Reconstruction: Dodo - walking. (Raphus cucullatus). Date:

Dodo (Raphus cucullatus) skull, Gerald Durrell Conservation Trust, Jersey

Plate depicting various birds including the Dodo, Turkey and Peacock. From: The ornithology of Francis Willughby. Date: 1678

Dodo - hatching egg first crack
JH-65 Dodo - hatching egg first crack Raphus cucullatus John Holmes contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Dodo - hatchling cracks eggshell in half
JH-68 Dodo - hatchling cracks eggshell in half Raphus cucullatus John Holmes contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Dodo - hatchling breaks through the shell
JH-67 Dodo - hatchling breaks through the shell Raphus cucullatus John Holmes contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Dodo - hatching egg - chick's eye peeping out
JH-66 Dodo - hatching egg - chick's eye peeping out Raphus cucullatus John Holmes contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Dodo - extinct bird
PM-3648 DODO - illustration Extinct bird Raphus cucullatus Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Black & White Illustration: Dodo- from Strickland 1848
PM-9675 Black & White Illustration: Dodo - from Strickland 1848 Extinct Didus ineptus Mascarenes, Flightless birds Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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"Dodos: A Fascinating Glimpse into the Extinct World" Step back in time with these captivating illustrations of dodos, a species that once roamed our planet but now only exists in history books and museums. The first image, an illustration from Strickland's 1848 publication, transports us to a bygone era when these flightless birds flourished on the island of Mauritius. The second picture showcases the majestic presence of a dodo alongside parrots, captured by Willem van West-Zanen. These vibrant creatures coexisted harmoniously in their natural habitat before human interference led to their demise. As we delve deeper into this visual journey, Picture No. 10922652 reveals the intricate details of a dodo's anatomy - its plump body covered in feathers and short wings unable to lift it off the ground. In contrast, Picture No. 10922653 captures another angle of this enigmatic bird, highlighting its unique features such as its large beak and rounded head. Picture No. 10922649 presents us with an extraordinary sight - a dodo nest housing an egg. This rare glimpse allows us to imagine how these gentle giants nurtured future generations within their carefully constructed homes. A closer look at Dodo-egg (size: 130 x 80mm) unveils the sheer magnitude of these eggs – truly remarkable specimens that measured larger than any other known bird egg size recorded in history. But what about life beyond birth? The next image portrays a newly hatched dodo chick nestled safely within its nest – fragile yet full of potential for growth and survival. These illustrations serve as poignant reminders that despite their extinction centuries ago due to hunting and habitat destruction, dodos continue to captivate our imagination today. Their story serves as both cautionary tale and inspiration for conservation efforts worldwide. Let us cherish these glimpses into the world inhabited by these magnificent creatures, appreciating the beauty and diversity that once thrived on our planet.