Stelleri Collection

Sea monster discovered in British Columbia
Possibly the last specimen that survived of Behrings sea cow (Rhytina Stelleri) discovered on the shores of the Henry Island, British Columbia

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Canada, Alberta, Waterton Lakes National Park. Stellar's Jay Date: 23/01/2007

Stellers Jay (Cyanocitta stelleri), British Columbia, Canada

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Steller's Jay - Cyanocitta stelleri - Jumping into flight from snow covered branch - New Mexico in winter - USA Steller's Jay, Cyanocitta stelleri

Western, variegated duck or Stellers eider, Polysticta stelleri.. Handcolored copperplate engraving from George Shaw and Frederick Nodders The Naturalists Miscellany, 1800

Stellers sea cow, Hydrodamalis gigas, marine mammal hunted to extinction in the 18th century.. Colour printed (chromolithograph) illustration by F

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Steller's Eider - Tightly packed winter flock (Polysticta stelleri) Date:

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Steller's Eider - Drake in flight (Polysticta stelleri) Date:

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Steller's Eider - Flock panic (Polysticta stelleri) Date:

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Steller's Eider - Drake in flight (Polysticta stelleri) Date:

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Steller's Eider - Drake in flight (Polysticta stelleri) Date:

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Steller's Jay feeding on suet from birdfeeder (Cyanocitta stelleri) Date:

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Steller's Jay on snow, searching for food (Cyanocitta stelleri) Date:

Stellers Sea-Cow
Documented by Steller in the Bering Sea in 1751, the sea cow (rhytina stelleri) was a massive animal (up to 8m in length) that was extinct by about 1768

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"Discovering the Enigmatic Stelleri: A Sea Monster Unveiled in British Columbia" Dive into the depths of British Columbia's waters and encounter a remarkable creature known as Stelleri. This elusive sea monster, identified by its scientific code DDE-90027713, has captured the curiosity of marine enthusiasts worldwide. Picture No. 11992525 provides a glimpse into the mysterious world of Stelleri, showcasing its awe-inspiring presence. With its Western variegated duck or Stellers eider-like appearance, this enigmatic being stands out among other marine species. While reminiscent of the extinct Stellers sea cow (Hydrodamalis gigas), rest assured that encountering Stelleri is not an encounter from ancient times. Rather, it is a modern-day marvel that continues to intrigue scientists and explorers alike. Not limited to just British Columbia's waters, sightings have been reported across various regions. In USA's Oregon at Silver Falls State Park on 18th October 2021, witnesses were astounded by a majestic Steller's jay perched on a branch—a testament to the diverse habitats these creatures inhabit. Venturing further north to Canada's picturesque landscapes reveals another side of Stelleri's charm. Picture No. 10883912 showcases a vibrant Cyanocitta stelleri or "Stellers Jay" amidst lush surroundings—an exquisite sight for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. As we delve deeper into this captivating realm, Picture No. 10883916 unveils more stunning visuals—Pictures No. 10883913 through No. 10883915 offer glimpses into different facets of this extraordinary creature’s existence. The allure surrounding Stelleri lies not only in its physical beauty but also in its ability to captivate our imagination with every sighting and discovery made about it.