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Replica of a red-tailed hawk tail feather. Approximately 11 inches long and 2 inches wide.

Replica of an immature golden eagle feather. The young eagle has tail feathers which are white with a dark brown tip. As the eagle matures, the feathers transition to an almost completely brown feather with medium brown or off white regions. The immature golden eagle was the most common feather used for bonnets and fans and was and still is highly prized. The tail feathers are approximately 12 inches long and the secondaries are about 10" long.

Replica of a great horned owl tail feather.

Replica of the tail feathers of a semi mature golden eagle. The feathers are approximately 12 inches long.

Replica of the tail feathers of a fully mature golden eagle. The feathers are approximately 12 inches long and the secondaries are about 10" long (they look the same, but are shorter).