Axel W. Erikssons Egg Collection at Vänersborg Museum
https://doi.org/10.15468/RKP8FE
A collection of eggs from Southwest Africa. The collection comprises specimens from 96 bird species and one crocodile egg, and includes various descriptions of eggs, nests, and nesting sites. It was assembled between 1876 and 1887 by Axel Wilhelm Eriksson (1846–1901)—a resident of Vänersborg and a renowned ornithologist—who also donated the Vänersborg Museum’s extensive collection of Southwest African birds, bird eggs, mammals, insects, and ethnographic artifacts.
Go to data source
https://doi.org/10.15468/RKP8FE
Citation and access
Citation and access
Creator/Principal investigator(s):
- Ann-Charlott Öberg – Kulturlagret - Vänersborgs museum
Research principal:
Citation:
Language:
Geographic coverage
Geographic coverage
Geographic description:
Southwest Africa, which is now Namibia, Angola, Botzwana and South Africa.
Administrative information
Administrative information
Contributor(s):
- Ann-Charlott Öberg – Kulturlagret - Vänersborgs museum
- Ann-Charlott Öberg – Kulturlagret - Vänersborgs museum
Identifiers
Identifiers
UUID:
09697a95-0e48-4425-8adb-543da42dfd9e
Topic and keywords
Topic and keywords
Swedish Standard Classification of Research Subjects 2025:
Keywords:
Metadata
Metadata

GBIF Sweden