Look, those feathers.

A shed.

Jósa's shed?

I don't have feathers.

Chickie, Pluffy, and Feathers.

She shed tears.

She shed tears.

Tom shed tears.

Feathers are peculiar to birds.

Fine feathers make fine birds.

Not with these chicken feathers!

She shed bitter tears.

Miracle of shed tears

Run. Towards the shed.

shovel in the shed.

Come into the shed.

Do you have your feathers? Good.

But then, when the feathers are recovered, the arsenic, now in its highly toxic inorganic form, class one carcinogen, is fed back into the food system, and bioaccumulates in the very birds that have shed those feathers, the next generation.

The poor girl shed tears.

The snake shed its skin.

A violin doesn't shed blood.

The bird was covered with white feathers.

The male peacock has colorful tail feathers.

Get out your feathers Your patent leathers

She tried not to shed tears.

They shed tears at the news.

It's around back, under the shed.

We found 270,000 in your shed.

Can you shed light on this?

The peacock has fair feathers but foul feet.

It was hunted to death for its feathers.

But, birds don't just use feathers to fly.

Pain in the pin feathers, I call it.

And chickens without feathers. They've already been plucked.

What poet wrote, 'hope is thing with feathers.

Only then, perhaps 50 million years after the first wiry feathers evolved, did feathers lift those dinosaurs into the sky.

They shed their blood for their independence.

She shed crocodile tears over his death.

Thats what the tears I shed say

Thats what the tears I shed say

No matter how many tears I shed

I can see the shed from here.

Care to shed any light on that?

The shed where i found the frogs,

Mary is busy plucking the feathers from the chicken.