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Well, at least one of them had a feathered mohawk tail in a subdued palette of chestnut and white stripes.

Many feathered dinosaurs did not have wings or were too heavy, relative to the length of their feathered limbs, to fly.

Like, trying to have it fly straight is like trying to shoot an arrow with the feathered end forward.

"If Archaeopteryx were discovered today, I don't think you would call it a bird. You would call it a feathered dinosaur, " says Carrano.

One of the most unexpected Chinese fossils in Microraptor. It had four feathered limbs and almost certainly could fly.

When the eagle looked down, he found that the shaft of the arrow was feathered with one of its own plumes.

What evidence there is tends to indicate that human lovebirds are little better than their feathered counterparts.

Divas of the avian world, elaborately feathered birds of paradise, like this ribbon-tailed species, practice elaborate courtship rituals.

You are my first thought of each new day, and the last image I glimpse, as my eyes are closed upon a feathered pillow.

The tail is well feathered and carried over the back in a single curl falling over the loin, balancing the head.

Sheltered, plain, shy, she preferred feathered creatures to people and identified with them; underneath she was all beak and claws.

It would just be better if he could tell the American people that he was thinking this way and not be tarred and feathered by the press.

Microraptor, from the Dromaeosaur family, was not an ancestor of birds, but it was also unlike any previously discovered feathered dinosaur.

The clearest and most striking of the specimens can be seen to have four wings, extensive plumage and profusely feathered feet.

The sombre-feathered great bird sleepily merciless between them.

The adjacent coating shall be feathered by sanding, grinding, or other methods approved by the purchaser.

A feathered dinosaur can earn several thousand dollars, a year's income or more.

"I am quite sure I shall understand it, " he replied, gazing intently at the little golden, white-feathered disk.

In 1832, a mob tarred and feathered him, marking the beginning of a long battle between Christian America and Smith's Mormonism.

His judges sat upon the Bench in feathered hats; but the rough red cap and tricoloured cockade was the head-dress otherwise prevailing.

That feathered dynamo in your living room is still "genetically programmed" with the same needs of its wild cousins.

Prof Roger Wotton, from University College London, found that flight would be impossible for angels portrayed with arms and feathered wings.

in a few days , they ' ll be kissing my be feathered rump . .

but the problem is, with that huge feathered headdress that she's wearing.

But when there is enough space, the Faravahar is shown in all of its glory, with kingly figure, disc, streamers, and many-feathered wings.

The feathered glory from her loosening thighs?

Males stand and protect the egg by balancing them on their feet and covering them with feathered skin known as a brood pouch.

Ted Chaney, a horse-dealer, says buyers are looking for a glossy mane, a nice size and (the main attraction) finely feathered feet.

The Yixian Formation also yielded Sinosauropteryx, the first physical evidence of a feathered dinosaur.

The peacocks feathered and lovely colours began to appear.

For some minutes jaguar knight prayed to Quetzalcoatl -the feathered snake, the God between the Gods- and asked for wisdom and braveness.

Prof Roger Wotton found that flight would be impossible for angels portrayed with arms and bird-like feathered wings.

With warmer weather around the corner, our feathered friends are looking for places to build their hests.

The scientists also looked at a piece of the tail of Sinosauropteryx, the first feathered dinosaur ever found.

She wore a black lace Jean Paul Gaultier dress, which she paired with a feathered neck brace by a London-based designer.

besides being nice to look at , the green and feathered stuff that makes up the environment is rather useful.

Together, the men preen, strut, shimmy , and shake their feathered costumes, mimicking the local birds of paradise.

A small North American diving duck(Bucephala albeola) having black and white plumage and a densely feathered, rounded head.

Pigeons aren't considered the smartest of our feathered friends, but the incessantly cooing, bread-crumb-eating birds have their uses.

Some scientists argue that feathered dinosaurs evolved flight from the ground up, flapping their feathered arms as they ran.

Jack feathered a hood to dress like an indian chief.

The official was dismissed from office because he feathered his own nest with the relief fund for flood.

The feathered and blanketed figure of the American Indian has come to symbolize the American continent.

Gradually narrowing toward the tip, they are shaped somewhat like a vine leaf and are lightly feathered.

Ears--Lobular, long, of fine leather, well feathered, and placed no higher than a line to the lower part of the eye.

The sun is blazing from a blue sky feathered lightly with cirrus cloud.

The other was a feathered skull from the Eocene (55m years ago) that had been unearthed in Denmark.

Scientists also hypothesized that feathered dinosaurs had lice and determined that yawns are contagious among chimpanzees.

They were incredibly beautiful, with large White feathered wings, curly Golden hair and Alabaster skin.

On a cautionary note, he adds that the next feathered fossil unearthed in China could easily restore the premier status of Archaeopteryx.

I sang of the Equator, her red feathered legs and the islands dropping out of sight.

The crew feathered ( their oars ) for the last few yards of the race.

He wore a traditional chief's feathered headdress, which made it difficult for Obama to place the medal round his neck.

Four Winged Feathered Dinosaurs called Theropods have been found; these are considered to be the missing link between dinosaurs and birds.

The abundance of feathered fossils has allowed paleontologists to examine a fundamental question: Why did feathers evolve?

Select eraser tool and using a feathered big radius brush settings, click at the center of the eye lid .

The white-and-black feathered Laysan albatross is not in danger of becoming extinct.

The time it would take for the feathered wing to wear this planet down to nothing is eternity.

Now we must acknowledge that birds are a group of the feathered theropod dinosaurs that evolved the capacity of powered flight.

It was higher in yellow-feathered broiler chest muscle and heart and duodenum, lower in leg muscle, fat and heart.

An elderly man passes by wearing pyjamas, bearing a brightly feathered bird singing merrily in its cage.

Scientists have mapped out the full colour pattern for a feathered dinosaur for the first time.

Urban areas continue to spread. So to survive, our feathered friends may need to expand their minds as they spread their wings.

Two museums of treasures from the Pre-Inca Paracas culture, including mummies and feathered garments, lost their outer walls.

Another switch was from the iconic dark-feathered Bronze turkey to a white-feathered one.

Before liberation, many officials feathered their nests through corruption.

The ears are well feathered and fit into the rounded contour of the head.

Why feathered dinosaurs eventually took to the air to become true birds is a mystery.

Woltz had been doodling with a huge, red-feathered pen.

Emmanuel said that he will call his feathered friend Jack if it's a boy and Jackie if it's a girl.

Theropods were early winged and feathered dinosaurs that walked mainly on their hind legs and were incapable of flight.

Tail and britches densely coated and heavily feathered . The Tibetan Mastiff is shown naturally .

Hesperornis had a sleek, feathered body and long legs with webbed feet.

The ears are well covered with hair, and the tail is feathered (covered and fringed with hair).

From their size, I judged the nestlings to be six-week-old males, well-feathered but with comic patches of down.

But higher in yellow-feathered broiler chest muscle and heart and duodenum, lower in fat , heart and leg muscle.

The tail is medium to long, well feathered, set high and carried over the back.

Scientists believe birds, which first appeared roughly 150 million years ago, evolved from small feathered carnivorous dinosaurs.

large arctic and subarctic grouse with feathered feet and usually white winter plumage.

As a result breeders produced the many striped, feathered and marbled varieties that are included in the genus " tulipa " today.

Your paintings and murals depict either muscular male figures, females with feathered wings, or a host of miniature cherubs.

Their immune systems also responded faster to infection, compared to their pale-feathered cousins.

In feathered hats that were once the rage, she resembles a petrified parakeet from the Jurassic age.

This could also explain why there are higher populations of dark feathered birds in urban areas, where parasite prevalence is higher.

Manoki Indian in a feathered headdress and beads glides down a stream in Brazil's Amazon River Basin.

The famous fashion show, with legendary supermodels strutting in lavishly jeweled bras and feathered wings, became a cultural moment.

I have sought shelter within the reach of my fine fighter friend, you foul feathered fool.

And after I make my brief remarks, you will be welcome to come up and pet our feathered friends.

black tropical American bird having a large overhanging crest and long feathered wattle.

In his 75 years, his feathered anti-hero has tried his hand at more than 100 different professions, but failed at them all.

Use darker shade first and apply with light feathered strokes to fill in uneven areas.

So bird lovers take heart, your feathered friends are innocent avians.

A gallant feathered hat; cut a gallant figure at the coronation.

You now should have your teeth nicely selected and feathered and the fun can start.

Miss Li showed them a picture of the feathered dinosaur.

So, even if the feathered bird wasn't there at the first Thanksgiving, the turkey quickly became a fixture at future tables.

Aflock's worth of other feathered fossil species, some more avian andsome less, has also been found.

Ears are slightly feathered with straight hair.

For a long time I associated them with feathered slippers or the movie Overboard.

Many of them were feathered and presumably they were warm-blooded.

She pulled a brown-feathered sample from the box and shrugged.

They all kind of looked like feathered dino-birds.

To grow feathers or become feathered.

The tail and britches are well feathered.

Epidexipteryx - a very small feathered dinosaur discovered in China and first reported in 2008 (above).

Being feathered, it and its kind were cousins to birds.

Don't fly till you wings are feathered.

Eating them wing, beak, and all. And they don't stop at their feathered friends. They'll even eat each other.

They are called "feathered bullets" because of their high body density.

The English Cocker is well-feathered, but not so profusely as to interfere with field work.

You (Banjo) in the magic world of color and you lost a long time to find the Health feathered friends Kazooie.

once you get to know those feathered friends , go to the countryside or a nature reserve and look for more.

With a flourish of his feathered hat, the handsome messenger announced

Feathered like the shawl of my grandmother

Immunosuppression Induced by Cyclophosphamide in Yellow-Feathered Indigenous Broilers

The effects of dietary chitosan on forepart growth performance and lipometabolism for yellow-feathered broilers

Feathered wings, and rings with emeralds right out of Geraldine's

Effect of Glutamine on Average Daily Gain and Serum Biochemical Parameters of Yellow-Feathered Broilers in High Temperature

you "re like a light-feathered cloud, blocking my heart" s sight;

Infulence of glutamine supplementation on growth and protein metabolism in yellow-feathered broiler

Breeder selecting of high yielding yellow-feathered chicken

Analyse the precision of spinning feathered workpiece

The present situation and future way of China yellow-feathered chicken industry

The main feeding points of yellow-feathered broilers

Comparison of Partial Meat Quality Indices of AA and Lingnanhuang Yellow-Feathered Broiler Chicken

The tail is well feathered and set on just below the line of back;

White-feathered wild geese run after cruisers,

Of animals that can fly some are furnished with feathered wings, as the eagle and the hawk;

Old beasts, feathered, wild beasts

In April 1993 Joe Duff, a friend and ultralight pilot, joined me in raising the geese, and by July they were fully feathered

Beneath the Feathered Halo as Guardian

When eve has hushed the feathered ways,

using the lasso tool , i made a wavy , rippled selection which i then feathered by about 25 pixels

The Feathered Folk (who "can fly, but not very far" )

And i like and friends on weekends and play skateboarding feathered pad