The Oxford Dodo Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Big, flightless, and similar to modern pigeons, the dodo is the world's most famous extinct bird. Its remains are one of the greatest treasures of the Museum.

Oxford natural history Museum Dodo -The Oxford Dodo is the most iconic specimen held by the Museum. It is the most complete remains Stock Photo - Alamy

Oxford natural history Museum Dodo -The Oxford Dodo is the most iconic specimen held by the Museum. It is the most complete remains Stock Photo - Alamy

Oxford University Museum of Natural History in Oxford City Centre - Tours and Activities

Oxford University Museum of Natural History

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The Oxford Dodo: The Sad Story of the Ungainly Bird That Became an Oxford Icon - Oxford University Museum Of Natural History: 9780954272623 - AbeBooks

Scaled illustration by J.P.H. of the desiccated dodo head held at the

Dinos and Dodos: Oxford University Museum of Natural History – Jack's Adventures in Museum Land

The Oxford Dodo Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Linda Bailey's blog: Alice & the Dodo