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Argus Pheasant Back feathers Paired Lords Of Rivers
Argus Pheasant Back feathers Paired Lords Of Rivers
Argusianus argus
Dear Customers.
In full agreement with the rules of the Washington Cites Convention, we remind you that if you live in Europe sending feathers or bird remains classified Appendix II/B is done without formality.
If you live outside the European Community 1 export permit is required, we make the process free of charge but it takes up to 2 months.
For feathers and remains Classified Appendix A, the permit is mandatory regardless of your location and 1 permit of import and to be requested by you for all exits of France.
The extraordinary appearance of this bird is only a reflection of its size which is just as much! The feathers of wings like those of the tail are often more than 70 cm.
Revered by the Salmon Fly Fitters for a long time because the fibers remain married with other materials, the Argus has always been a material of choice, and 1 graal not so long ago.
There are many feathers that can be used for the wings of salmon flies or stealhead. The feathers of the secondary wings with their «eyelets» are most often used, but any feathers with sufficiently long fibers can be used.
In addition, feathers "spotted with white/snowflake" can form excellent wings. Creative editors will find many other uses for body feathers, such as throats and hackles, back/rump feathers that have dark brown spots on a bronze background make large cheeks, sides and tails.
Artisans will also find many creative uses for these feathers.