Lord Haward meant that they were taking advantage of a situation by gradually exploiting or harming someone or something over time, similar to how plucking feathers off a bird would be done slowly and methodically. This could refer to slowly draining resources, exploiting vulnerabilities, or manipulating a situation for personal gain.
you bother them and keep on bothering them and wont stop
You can't. It doesn't have feathers.
yes
yes. Don't do that
No
It is about a beautiful dead bird and where they pluck its feathers.
About 3-4 months.
No, check for leg mites. It is likely something is bothering them and it is usually mites. Brahmas will also pluck feathers when they have too much mud or even ice in the winter.
marat (מרט) = "to pluck [hair or feathers]"
No, but it does work better one way or the other
No, "pluck" generally means to pick or pull something, such as feathers from a bird. Courage is typically referred to as bravery or the ability to face fear or danger.
its natural, they pluck out their own feathers either from stress or for the nest.