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tail feather

/ˈteɪl ˌfeðər/

Traduction: Plume située à l'arrière d'un oiseau, formant la queue et servant au vol, à l'équilibre ou à la parade nuptiale.

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/ˈteɪl ˌfeðər/B1formal
  • frPlume située à l'arrière d'un oiseau, formant la queue et servant au vol, à l'équilibre ou à la parade nuptiale.

A feather located at the rear of a bird, part of the tail plumage used for steering, balance, and display during flight or courtship.

  1. Plumage of a bird's tailB1formal

    One of the long feathers that make up the tail of a bird, used for balance, steering, and display.

    frplume rectrice

    • The peacock spread its colorful tail feathers to attract a mate.
    • The bird's tail feather was damaged in the storm.
    • Ornithologists study the shape and color of tail feathers for identification.