Trovelore Woodpecker Feather Embellished Pin

Description

The feather of a woodpecker (family Picidae) is uniquely structured-its tail feathers are stiff and pointed, acting like a prop to support the bird as it climbs tree trunks. Some species also show bold black-and-white patterns. These feathers not only help with balance but enhance camouflage in dappled forest light, reflecting the bird’s blend of function and finesse.