Tail feathers

Quetzal Bird -- Its tail feathers were used as currency by the Mayans.

Today, we welcome our guest blogger Bill Hilton Jr., of Hilton Pond Center. Visit this website for more information about Bill's work:http://www.hiltonpond.org/ NORTHERN FLICKER: AN ATYPICAL WOODPECKER This week we were in Fayette County, West Virginia for a big chunk of time at the annual "Hawk Gawk & Warbler Walk" offered through New River Birding & Nature Center. On two of the days we WERE at Hilton Pond Center it rained or was too windy, leaving the first and the tenth of October as the…

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Have you ever seen an amazing feather design, whether it was on something decorative, or on someone's tattoo, and wondered where the idea came from? There are so many incredible birds that can be found across the skies of North America, and while they may not be as unique as tropical birds, they're still interesting to study and take photos of! Easily, the Golden Eagle has the large feather on this infographic, followed closely by the Bald Eagle's feather. Meanwhile, you have birds like the…

Bend over, let me see you shake a tail feather...

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My recent shoot with the peacocks has me fascinated with their tail feathers. I bought these feathers some years back for a display.

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