The image displays an indoor taxidermy exhibit in Vavřinec, Czechia

The image displays an indoor taxidermy exhibit in Vavřinec, Czechia. A tall, vertical, bark-covered tree trunk, devoid of foliage, is mounted against a plain light gray wall and extends to meet a white ceiling at the top. Numerous taxidermied birds are positioned at various points along the trunk and its small branch stubs. At the uppermost section of the trunk, a large black bird, consistent with a crow or raven, is perched, oriented towards the right with its wings slightly flared. Below and to the left of the black bird, a medium-sized raptor, identified as a sparrowhawk by its plumage pattern of brown-grey upperparts and barred white underparts, is perched on a horizontal branch stub, facing left. Further down and to the right, a smaller brown and white bird with a stout bill, possibly a hawfinch, is perched on another branch stub. Below the sparrowhawk, on the left side of the main trunk, a Great Tit, distinguishable by its yellow breast, black central stripe, white cheeks, and black cap, is mounted. On the right side of the trunk, further down, a cluster of smaller birds includes a European Robin, identifiable by its orange-red breast, and other small brown birds positioned on a network of small branches. Several other small, less distinct brown birds are situated on the trunk at various levels. On the right side of the gray wall, a white rectangular sign with black text in Czech is affixed. The first visible word on the sign is "POZOR," indicating a caution or attention notice. The overall scene is well-lit, and no human figures are present.