(historical) a peacock feather worn on official caps during the Qing Dynasty to indicate rank; higher-ranking officials or those with special imperial favor were granted feathers with more 'eyes' (ocelli)

Peacock or pheasant feather plume worn on an official's hat during the Qing Dynasty to indicate rank

a feather; a plume; plumage

Baengnyeong Island of South Korea, located near the Northern Limit Line

A medium-sized bird with brown feathers and white spots known for its pleasant song; it lives in dry areas and eats insects and seeds.

Baengnyeong township in South Korea

A style of traditional Chinese painting that focuses on birds as the primary subject; also referred to simply as [[翎毛|翎毛|ling2 mao2]]

wings of a butterfly

long tail feathers of a pheasant used as head decoration in Chinese opera costumes

a traditional chinese fan made from the feathers of a goose