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The image shows a taxidermied song thrush specimen pinned to a display board. Various parts of the bird's anatomy are labeled with handwritten labels, including "Lore," "Chin," "Cheek," "Ear-coverts," "Throat," "Breast," "Abdomen," "Flank," "Tarsus," "Toes or Digits," "Tail feathers (Rectrices)," "Under tail-coverts (Crissum)," "Under wing coverts," "Bastard wing," "Secondaries," and "Primaries." Two text blocks identify the specimen as a song thrush (Turdus musicus), one describing the upper or dorsal aspect, the other describing the under or ventral aspect. A larger title, "FEATHER TRACTS," is displayed at the bottom. The image appears to be a museum display of bird anatomy. There is no information about the location in London, United Kingdom.
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