Tailwires are typical on males when they are in breeding season. Two centre tail feathers that appear so thin to be just wires. They can extend up to about 3" beyond their tail.Sandra wrote:What is "long extended tail wires"? I tried to google but didnt find a pic. I can check and see if she has it
Typically hens only have them about 1/2" - 3/4" longer than their tail.
Here you can see the males' white tailwires extending beyond his tail. Here you can see the female's short black tailwires (on the left). Here is another male's long black tailwires.