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Definition of primary feather in English: primary feathernoun Any of the largest flight feathers in a bird's wing, growing from the manus. Example sentencesExamples - A previous study on starlings had shown that new primary feather mass increased at a constant rate for most of the duration of molt.
- The primary feathers were also black, but had a gloss to them.
- Members of the genus Smithornis have stiff outer primary feathers that make a buzzing sound during display flights.
- These birds can't fly away because a few primary feathers on one wing are kept clipped.
- Hawk owls lack the comblike structures along the outer edge of their primary feathers that give most owls silent flight.
- Like typical swifts, treeswifts have a long manus and primary feathers.
- Unlike the primary feathers of Archaeopteryx, which are asymmetrical (like those of flying birds), the feathers of these animals are symmetrical.
- In conclusion, the total mass of new primary feathers increases almost linearly with time in five passerine species with a range of wing shapes.
- However, the 9th primary feathers reach only 60-70% of adult length prior to fledging, and full adult length of primaries may not be attained until the first or even second prebasic molt, a pattern seen in many passerines.
- A follicle is a tubular down-growth of the epidermis that protrudes deeply into the skin - all the way down to underlying bone in the case of primary feathers.
- The regrowth of the primary feathers and return of the ability to fly coincides with the fledging of her ducklings and their ability also to fly for the first time.
- About six primary feathers were missing from the wings, along with a few feathers from the tail.
- Twelve of these females were handicapped by clipping off every even-numbered primary feather at its base.
- Male asities enlarge their wattles when they display to females and their outer primary feathers produce a buzzing sound when they fly.
- It is very agile in flight, helped by broad wings with the primary feathers separated into ‘fingers'.
- The outside of the covert feathers are black, but the inside and the secondary and primary feathers are jewel purple, like my fur.
- The rate of increase in the estimated mass of new primary feathers was fairly constant throughout molt for all individuals in all four species - crow, magpie, bullfinch, and greenfinch.
- From the start of molt in late May until end of molt (late October for Magpies and late November for crows), the in situ length of each growing primary feather on the right wing was recorded at intervals of four to five days.
- The characteristic humming sound they make in flight is caused by modified outer primary feathers and is the basis for their common name.
- First, the leading edge, or primary feathers, on the owls' wings are serrated like a comb.
Definition of primary feather in US English: primary feathernoun Any of the largest flight feathers in a bird's wing, growing from the manus. Example sentencesExamples - However, the 9th primary feathers reach only 60-70% of adult length prior to fledging, and full adult length of primaries may not be attained until the first or even second prebasic molt, a pattern seen in many passerines.
- A previous study on starlings had shown that new primary feather mass increased at a constant rate for most of the duration of molt.
- Like typical swifts, treeswifts have a long manus and primary feathers.
- Male asities enlarge their wattles when they display to females and their outer primary feathers produce a buzzing sound when they fly.
- These birds can't fly away because a few primary feathers on one wing are kept clipped.
- In conclusion, the total mass of new primary feathers increases almost linearly with time in five passerine species with a range of wing shapes.
- About six primary feathers were missing from the wings, along with a few feathers from the tail.
- The outside of the covert feathers are black, but the inside and the secondary and primary feathers are jewel purple, like my fur.
- Unlike the primary feathers of Archaeopteryx, which are asymmetrical (like those of flying birds), the feathers of these animals are symmetrical.
- The regrowth of the primary feathers and return of the ability to fly coincides with the fledging of her ducklings and their ability also to fly for the first time.
- From the start of molt in late May until end of molt (late October for Magpies and late November for crows), the in situ length of each growing primary feather on the right wing was recorded at intervals of four to five days.
- Members of the genus Smithornis have stiff outer primary feathers that make a buzzing sound during display flights.
- Hawk owls lack the comblike structures along the outer edge of their primary feathers that give most owls silent flight.
- It is very agile in flight, helped by broad wings with the primary feathers separated into ‘fingers'.
- The primary feathers were also black, but had a gloss to them.
- First, the leading edge, or primary feathers, on the owls' wings are serrated like a comb.
- The rate of increase in the estimated mass of new primary feathers was fairly constant throughout molt for all individuals in all four species - crow, magpie, bullfinch, and greenfinch.
- A follicle is a tubular down-growth of the epidermis that protrudes deeply into the skin - all the way down to underlying bone in the case of primary feathers.
- Twelve of these females were handicapped by clipping off every even-numbered primary feather at its base.
- The characteristic humming sound they make in flight is caused by modified outer primary feathers and is the basis for their common name.
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