This image depicts a close-up of two taxidermied birds, likely Greater Birds-of-Paradise, arranged within a display

This image depicts a close-up of two taxidermied birds, likely Greater Birds-of-Paradise, arranged within a display. No specific location markers for Valenton, France, are visible within the image. The upper bird, positioned slightly left of center, faces forward and slightly downwards. Its plumage consists of a golden-yellow head and upper breast, transitioning to reddish-brown on the wings and back. Some fluffy, light yellow feathers are fanned out on its back. The beak is dark grey and appears slightly worn. The eyes are not clearly discernible. The lower bird, situated to the right and below the upper bird, has its head turned to the left, looking upwards. Its plumage features a golden-yellow head and upper body, with reddish-brown wings and lower body. Prominent, expansive creamy-yellow flank plumes are fanned out from its sides. Its beak is pointed, with a dark tip and some white residue near the nostrils. The eyes are visible with yellow-orange irises and dark pupils, appearing glassy. Both birds are perched on dark brown, gnarled branches. Artificial green leaves with distinct vein patterns are attached to these branches, simulating foliage. Patches of green, moss-like material are also visible on the base of the branches. The background is a plain, light color, suggesting an enclosed display case or diorama. No human subjects, actions, or interactions are present in the scene.