At dusk, plume moths emerged from the tall grasses, their slender wings resembling delicate feathers.

Many contemporary writers adopt noms de plume to separate their literary identities from their personal lives.

At dawn, a noisy flock of white-plumed honeyeaters descended on the blooming gum tree to feed.

The white-plumed honeyeater perched on the eucalyptus branch and cautiously probed the flowers for nectar.

At dawn, a flock of plumed whistling ducks skimmed over the flooded fields, their soft whistles blending with the misty air.

A plumed whistling duck landed quietly among the tall grasses, its pale flank plumes catching the last light of the day.

She published the novel under the nom-de-plume L. A. Hart to keep her identity private.

She adopted a nom de plume to protect her privacy while writing controversial articles.

Many famous authors have used noms-de-plume to protect their privacy and experiment with different styles.

The museum's new exhibit showcased Spanish plumes worn by nobles during the 17th century.