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The image shows a display case containing taxidermied birds. The display case is located at the Museu de Zoologia, Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, at latitude -23.627 and longitude -46.674. The case is lined with brown burlap fabric. The birds are arranged in a horizontal line. All birds are mounted in a way to showcase their dorsal side. There are a total of eight birds in the display. The birds appear to be various species of finches, including the following: a common chaffinch, a greenfinch, a bullfinch, a goldfinch. Some birds are labeled with a number in white text on a black tag. One of the tags is labeled '507'. Another one is labeled '2463'. One bird is labeled with '509'. A black bird is lying with its head pointing to the right and its tail pointing to the left. A light brown bird has its head pointing to the left and its tail pointing to the right. A brown bird is lying with its head pointing to the right. A green bird is lying with its head pointing to the right. A yellow bird is lying with its head pointing to the right. A brown bird is lying with its head pointing to the left. A brown bird is lying with its head pointing to the right. The last bird in the display is black and white. It has its head pointing to the right. It is difficult to determine the exact species of each bird due to the limited information available. However, their bright colors and diverse sizes suggest that they represent a variety of common and beautiful songbirds.
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