Taxidermy Field Mouse. Log no 78.

The piece is nestled on a piece of driftwood, adding a touch of natural elegance to its presentation. Measuring at a height of 9.5cm, this mammal is beautifully preserved, making it a fascinating subject for collectors and enthusiasts alike. It's a testament to the field mouse's place in the natural heritage of the UK, and it comes to you with the assurance of being a non-custom, non-modified item, straight from the creator's selection.

Business Information: ADRIAN JOHNSTONE TAXIDERMIST.

Please note.    STATEMENT

I have the following evidence to support the sale of the item listed. Documentary proof that it was not taken illegally from the wild. By law anyone selling taxidermy must have a log book and must number all the British birds held in their possession. The details for all the birds must be recorded in this log book, and these details should include; name and address of supplier; cause/date/location of death; age/sex; and then eventually the name and address of the buyer. Every bird that I list every bird that I sell anywhere, has been numbered. This number can be found in my birds received log book, and each bird has its own individual log number which is marked underneath the base. I have been a fulltime taxidermist since 1981 and always abide by the wildlife laws.

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Due to the laws within taxidermy, we need to keep your name and address on file. Also, we may need to send your information to the Animal Health And Plant Agency (AHPA) that is the department which issues our licenses.

Please only buy this item of taxidermy if you consent to us keeping your information on file and if necessary to send to AHPA.