Via: Lustik, Via: JazJaz
Friday, July 13, 2012
Feathered Skull
Via: Lustik, Via: JazJaz
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Bird sings through feathers
In 2005 Kimberly Bostwick, curator of birds and mammals at the Cornell University of Vertebrates in Ithaca, New York, theorized that the male club-winged manakin—a tiny bird of the Andean cloud forest—was vibrating a club-shaped wing feather against a neighbouring, ridged feather to "sing" when trying to attract females.
Proving the feather-song connection, though, would be a huge challenge. The team used lasers to monitor vibrations as they were oscillated by a lab device called a mini-shaker. The special feathers vibrated at exactly 1500 hertz — proving they're responsible for the strange sounds. LINK: Nothing to do with Arbroath
Friday, May 01, 2009
Emily Valentine Bullock
Feathers are my paint. Over the last ten years I have developed my own technique and style using feathers from road kill, cat kill and dead pets. LINK
Emily Valentine Bullock Art.