Image: Charles Howard-Bury's famed Ibex
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Description: This ibex was the famous 'curved antler' which Charles Howard-Bury referred to in his book as he shot it in the Tien Shan Mountains during his expedition in 1921. This antler was on display when Howard-Bury lived in Belvedere House, Mullingar. This type of ibex is very rare and the antler deformity is possibly a result from an injury when the animal was young. Photographed in the Greville Arms Hotel museum.
Title: Charles Howard-Bury's famed Ibex
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Author: Stardomax
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