The crows keep coming, relentless, surrounding her, burying her alive in dark feathers.

The crow ruffled its dark feathers and ignored the interruption.

Scattered about in the grass everywhere were small groups, sleeping, or pluming their glossy dark feathers.

Look at him in January, however, and you see dark feathers beginning to appear on his head.

His shoulders bear epaulets of dark feathers, called the ruff, and his fan-like tail is banded and cross-barred.

I spin on my heel, aiming the gun at the sky, and see the cloud of dark feathers descending.

His dark feathers were covered with a layer of dust, and grit was caked around his eyes and mouth.

A ripped layer of sequins hangs over the dark feathers but he easily discards them, leaving only the feather coverings.

A flurry of dark feathers announced Sak coming up from below and landing on the lip of the trapdoor beside Vathi.

Nearly complete, though with a badly crushed skull, the fossil bears traces of the long, dark feathers that have come to distinguish Microraptor.