The image is a photograph of a skeleton of a bird on display in a museum. The skeleton is displayed on a white pedestal with a black background. The bird is facing towards the right side of the image and its head is tilted slightly to the left. The bones of the bird are clearly visible and appear to be made of a light-colored material. The head and neck are elongated and the beak is slightly open, as if it is about to take a bite out of something. The wings are slightly spread out and the legs are slightly bent at the knees. The neck and head are also elongated, with the head slightly tilted upwards.

The bones are arranged in a way that they form a symmetrical pattern, with each bone having a unique shape and size. The skull is also visible in the image, with a large, round head and a small, pointed beak. There is a label on the top right corner that reads "Skelet cines Bussards" which translates to "Skeleton of the Bussard" in English.