Converse of object

• have: Outer petals have a blood red stripe at the center, inner ones have a broader feathering.

• prevent: It also facilitates the application of lipstick and prevents feathering.

• show: Away from the Kenyan Coast some individuals do show some red throat feathering.

Adjective modifier

• white: In Cambridgeshire, birds that start the breeding season with white feathering have either lost it or left the area by early April.

• black: Their black feathering led to them being called Black Leghorns.

• dark: At this age, the only relics from immature plumage are the black center to the tail and dark feathering on the secondaries.

• buff: Research suggests buff feathering is linked to feather problems.

• heavy: The ears should be medium-sized, lying close to the cheeks, with no heavy feathering.

• profuse: The profuse feathering makes them very good at withstanding cold winter weather.

Noun used with modifier

• leg: I'm still having some birds come up with stubs even tho I cull everything that even hints at leg feathering.