All the pluckers are beautiful
I hate being able to contribute a handful of birds to this thread
But we have several feather damagers here.
Olly, CAG, came to us plucking/barbering, has been plucking his entire life (17 years), seems to be a habit.
Kiwi, alexandrine, came to us barbering, now he barbers every winter. This winter is one of his better winters though! He's barbered significantly less than previous years
In late spring, summer, early fall, he is fully feathered.
Chewy, U2, came to us plucking/barbering, she plucks when she's stressed (basically whenever new people are around too long), I'm anxiously awaiting her spring molt and hoping nothing will make her chew them off this time! She was sooo close to fully feathered during the summer, but then we had a bunch of new farm workers staying with us in a short period of time, and within two days all her pretty chest feathers were gone
Leyla and Kermit, lovies, both have polyfolliculitis. Kermit's plucking is barely visible (it's a little sparse around the neck), but he does mutilate because of the polyfoll. and has to wear a cone. Leyla will never have pretty blue rump feathers - she's finally 'killed' her rump feather follicles, which is awesome in her case!
And lastly, Spike, G2, came to us barbering his flights and tail feathers. He's veryyyyy slowwwllyyyy improving. He actually has a tail now!!! It's not in perfect condition, but at least he's not a duck butt anymore
He even lets some flights grow out now and then. I'm hoping in another few years he might stop completely.