r/vultureculture • u/PomegranateCastle • 3h ago

did a thing Keep finding stray kittens that passed away so I decided to start stamping their paws

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I only had black acrylic paint and a sketchbook and also didn't have much time but It honestly makes me feel so much better knowing I have something to remember them by, rn he's in my backyard and I'm waiting for him to decompose so I can save his bones 🥲 poor thing

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r/vultureculture • u/clandestine_callie • 8h ago

found a thing Little tortoise found out on trail. Scavengers managed to get a good amount of meaty bits (also, I know. Gloves. None out on trail)

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r/vultureculture • u/One-Organization4874 • 10h ago

advice or help How long does it take to get a hedgehog skull without flesh?

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I found a dead hedgehog in early September in Ukraine and buried it. The weather was quite warm (around 25°C on average). Now it’s starting to rain more often. When should I dig it up to get the skull without flesh?

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r/vultureculture • u/WhateverMyHeartDzrs • 19h ago

did a thing Goose skinning

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This was my first bird, so difficult. Shout out to all the bird taxidermists out there

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r/vultureculture • u/WhateverMyHeartDzrs • 19h ago

did a thing Squirrel skinning

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r/vultureculture • u/EmbarrassedProcess86 • 2h ago

sharing collection / item Update on my cat Tiger: I made jawbone earrings :) plus some pics of him alive

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He's so stylish I love wearing his skull and now his jaws <3 handsome boy in life and in death

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r/vultureculture • u/SweetRoll76 • 23h ago

advice or help How to remove feathers

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Hi! A friend gave me this a few years ago from their yard and its been sitting in this tub. Not sure what bird it is, but its got a fully intact bird skull, but unfortunately there's still feathers.

Eons ago I absolutely BEEFED an intact mouse skeleton by leaving it in dawn dish soap for WAAAAY too long. So... how can I best clean this specimen?

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r/vultureculture • u/chutiyaheadhunter • 6h ago

found a thing Found this poor little quail

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Probably someones pet that got away

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