[Nhcoll-l] material used for wrapping bird skins

Kevin Winker kevin.winker at alaska.edu
Fri Aug 31 15:20:52 EDT 2012


Lisa et al., there are a number of options, including not wrapping at all
(but rather pinning). We usually pin, but will use gauze or thin cotton if
needed. A variety of methods is described here:

Winker, K. 2000. Obtaining, preserving, and preparing birds. Journal of
Field Ornithology 71:250-297.

A pdf can be downloaded from my web page: www.kevinwinker.org

Best, K.

On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 11:12 AM, Greene, Lisa <llgreene at gov.bm> wrote:

>  Good day,****
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> I would like to know what people use to wrap their bird skins before they
> dry them.****
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> It would also be really helpful to know where you get your wrapping
> material.****
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> Thanks. Any help would be much appreciated.****
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> Lisa ****
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