2. Fine Feather Gallery, RAMM
View of the bird display in the Fine Feather Gallery,
RAMM. The Display contains a wide array of birds
collected from around the world.
Frankenbird: An interactive
game in the Fine Feather
Gallery at the RAMM

3. An Interview with Rick Lawrence, the Digital Media Officer at
RAMM.
Rick’s excitement at our trail !!

4. Our Bird Adventure Trail

5. The Route of the Trail on the Map

8. 1. KING
PENGUIN
‘What is the penguin’s favourite relative?’
Aunt – Arctica!

9. 2. THE BROWN KIWI
We have included a fun fact to
further the visitor engagement with
the object. We intend for the visitor
to get physically closer to the bird
to learn more about them

10. 3. CLAY MODELS
We have also set a task for the
explorer to find out how old the
artefact is. This is informative for
a child to find out how old some
objects are in the museum.

11. 2. BIRD ON TOTEM POLE
We have included a question to
engage the child and invite them
to examine the artefact further.

12. 5. TAPESTRY
The children can learn bout
Egyptian culture and the tapestry
still fits within the bird theme of
our trail. The tapestry is good
because it is another type of
artefact.

13. 6. EGUNGUN MASK
Similarly to the tapestry the artefact
educates the child about a different
culture and its history whilst in keeping
with the bird theme.
We included a sound clip of the Yoruba
tribe in their festival to give the child
another level of interaction.

14. 7. HUIA
BIIRDS
This stop educates the child on
taxidermy and conservation of
species. It mentions different
conservation methods; such as
breeding programmes and bird
protection charities.

15. 8. WOOD DUCK
FUN FACT: ‘wood ducks are
dabbling ducks and they search
for food while swimming’

16. 9. LAMP FILLER WITH TWO OWLS
FUN FACT: ‘Owls have 3 eyelids; one for
blinking, one for sleeping and one for
keeping the eye clean and healthy’
We have included a sound of the Tawny
Owl.

17. 10. RAMM SHOP
Finishing the trail in the gift shop
is beneficial because hopefully
the child will demand a souvenir!!

19. Comments from Users of the Trail
‘It was a fun way to
explore the museum
and I actually really
enjoyed searching for
the birds! Even at my
age, the fun facts were
new to me and I learnt
something.’
Gabby, 21
‘It was fun and easy
to follow with the
instructions given’
Poppy, 21
‘The questions
were really
interesting and
kept my interest
in the trail.’
Chess, 21