A taxidermy display is depicted in Vavřinec, Czechia, featuring a vertically mounted section of a tree trunk against a uniform grey wall

A taxidermy display is depicted in Vavřinec, Czechia, featuring a vertically mounted section of a tree trunk against a uniform grey wall. Four taxidermied birds are positioned on the trunk and its attached branches. At the upper left, a Great Tit (Parus major) with yellow, black, and white plumage is perched on a protruding branch. Towards the upper right, a small, mottled brown bird is perched, facing away from the viewer. Below it, a European Robin (Erithacus rubecula) with an orange breast and face is partially visible, perched behind a branch. At the lower right, a small brown bird with a lighter underside is perched on a thin branch, which is secured to the trunk by a visible silver screw. The tree trunk exhibits textured brown bark, several small branches, and a prominent circular knot or cavity in its central section. A partially visible white rectangular sign with text is present on the right side of the grey background.