Sentence examples for feather plucking from inspiring English sources
Neglect and stress can lead to episodes of feather plucking, a damaging neurosis that is challenging to correct.
A medical condition or disease can cause feather plucking.
If the bird isn't getting a nutrient-balanced diet, it may resort to feather plucking.
By buying new toys, you increase their enjoyment and reduce the chances of feather plucking and other boredom-stimulated behaviors.
Birds need a lot of attention, and neglect can lead to health problems such as feather plucking.
He treats her with stereotypical courtesy, bestowing an ostrich feather plucked from his hat and telling her (in a sample of Bahr's frequently problematic dialogue) that "there ain't any shame in bein afraid.
In their continuing fall from grace, brain training games like Lumosity have had another feather plucked from their wings by science.
Over the years the company has been accused of using child labour in Asia and of buying feathers plucked from live geese.
It felt sadder still when Vivid began naming individual women from bands, such as Fiona Kitschin from the Drones, like single feathers plucked from the brightly coloured plumage of male birds strutting through mating season.
(Lower) SEM micrographs of belly feathers plucked from specimens in Upper.
