unfeathered

Adults also have a patch of unfeathered skin between the eyes and bill.

It had white unfeathered areas around the eyes, and yellow irises.

The facial skin is yellow and unfeathered down to the throat.

It has long and powerful unfeathered legs with sharp claws.

Volume made up for the lack of accuracy with the unfeathered arrows.

It has a black bill and large, bright yellow eyes with long pale grey, unfeathered legs.

The unfeathered areas of the young bird's head and neck gradually become red as it matures.

They have unfeathered legs and dark orange eyes.

The last joint of the toes are unfeathered.

However, if you can't find the nest of the unfeathered nestling, then you must step in to help.

Wings, invisible, unfeathered, spread out in awkward first flight.

Heat Small unfeathered hatchlings need heat at all times.

The unfeathered shaft looked as if it had been battered off to the proper length with a jagged stone.

Throughout their lives, whistling kites have bone-colored legs and feet, which are unfeathered.

Its powerful feet are unfeathered and heavily scaled.

All varieties may have feathered or unfeathered feet.

In Europe the only small owl with ear-tufts, though these are not always very conspicuous, and unfeathered toes.

The head and upper neck of an adult black guineafowl are unfeathered, revealing the pink skin.

The legs and feet are yellow and unfeathered.

Records reveal a Paraguayan dealer receiving 300 unfeathered young in 1972, with all but three not surviving.

The bird's feet were a dull purplish-red and unfeathered up to the heel, while the iris was a dark brown.

At his throat hang several black, unfeathered wattles.

The tarsus is unfeathered and covered by hexagonal scales.

Many modern paddles are made of two pieces which can be snapped together in either feathered or unfeathered settings.