Feathers that are on the neck of a bird.
Why would a canary lose the feathers around his neck?
A giraffe no dought. also have you heard about the long neck dinosaur. Birds have feathers too hopefully you are a kid if you are asking this question.
The neck feathers of a rooster, commonly known as a "cock," are called "hackle" feathers. These feathers are typically long and pointed, and they play a role in both display and protection. During courtship or when feeling threatened, roosters can raise their hackles to appear more formidable.
A wattle.
the boys have long feathers on their necks and the girls have short feathers on their neck
Molting feathers on a bird's neck typically appear as uneven patches of new and old feathers. The new feathers are often softer and may have a different sheen compared to the older, worn ones. You might also see a mix of colors or textures during the molting process, as some feathers may be partially grown or in various stages of replacement. Overall, the neck may look slightly scruffy or disheveled during this time.
A wash of golden yellow feathers on the back of the neck.
Ostrich
beak,eyes,neck,wings,webbed feet.
They have a long neck with no feathers and a beak and under its neck a big fat body with feathers and wings and under that fat body it has long legs. If you mean ostrich skin boots they are smooth leather with snall round bumps that stick out maybe 1/8 inch where the feathers were.
No bird has fur, birds have feathers.
stressAnother ViewRoosters grab the hen by the back of the neck while mating, this can cause bare spots on the hens neck. Molting can also cause damaged feathers to drop from the neck area.