Christiane Hagenbeck

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Christiane Hagenbeck (* 1846 ; † 1905 ) was a proven bird expert.

Carl Hagenbeck's sister ran a bird trade since 1873 and imported 40–50,000 birds a year. She equipped expeditions to Madagascar , from where she z. B. 3000 dwarf parrots ( gray-headed ) received. Around 1880 she “also had small crocodiles at prices of around 6 marks each”.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Emil Adolf Rossmässler: The fresh water aquarium. A guide to making and maintaining the same. 1880, p. 91
personal data
SURNAME Hagenbeck, Christiane
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German bird dealer
DATE OF BIRTH 1846
DATE OF DEATH 1905