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The tuft of feathers on the first digit of a bird is called the "alula." The alula is a small group of feathers that are located on the thumb or first digit of a bird's wing. It plays a crucial role in controlling the bird's flight, particularly during low-speed flight and landing, by helping to reduce turbulence and increase lift.

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