Birdlike Collection

SOCIAL ORNITHOLOGY
Social Ornithology, Annual Emigration of Birds - English tourists of various social classes are shown flying, birdlike, across the channel while their Continental counterparts do likewise. Date: 1840s

Mystery Airship 1896
The airship seen over San Francisco differs from those seen at Sacramento and Oakland by having wings or fins and a birdlike tail : it, too, uses a searchlight

Profile of Caudipteryx, back leg stretch behind

Bird Plane
The birdlike Etrich Rumpler Taube (dove) aircraft, on display at a German airshow. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Taube In Paris
circa 1915: A birdlike German Taube aircraft, on display at Les Invalides, Paris, during the height of the First World War. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Front view with mouth open, model of a the head and long thin neck of a Compsognathus dinosaur. The open mouth exposes rows of small, sharp teeth

Compsognathus, front view with head turned to the side

Venus Airship
The innovative people of Venus develop this birdlike man- powered airship which moves by flapping its wings. Date: 1942

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Discover the captivating intersection of social ornithology and intriguing history in this intriguing collection. Witness the mystery of the 1896 Airship sighting through the eyes of a Caudipteryx, with a hint of a back leg stretch behind. Delve into the avian world with a bird's-eye view of a plane, reminiscent of Taube in Paris. Observe the front view of a Compsognathus dinosaur's head and long, thin neck, with its mouth wide open in a prehistoric greeting. Turn the page to find the enigmatic profile of a Compsognathus, head turned to the side. Unravel the folklore surrounding the Venus Airship, as it flies alongside the basilisk, a legendary creature with the body of a snake and the wings of a bird. Explore the wonders of social ornithology and the mysteries of the past, all in one breathtaking journey.