This is a medieval manuscript illumination depicting a bird being attacked by a serpent-like creature. The central focus is a white bird with outstretched wings, seemingly in mid-flight. It appears to be a dove or similar bird, with a small head and a long, slender body. The bird is being attacked by a dark, serpentine creature that has coiled around its body. The creature's head is visible, with a gaping mouth and visible teeth, suggesting it is attempting to swallow the bird. On either side of the bird and serpent are stylized plants with rounded, green leaves and reddish-brown stems. The background is a mottled brown, representing the ground or earth. The entire scene is framed by a decorative border. The border consists of a series of repeating geometric patterns in shades of blue, brown, and gold. The style of the illumination is characteristic of medieval manuscript art, with flat, stylized figures and a focus on symbolic representation rather than realistic depiction.