As the dust falls back down to the ground around the bird, it will shake its body and ruffle its feathers to ensure they receive a thorough coating.
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The surface of his body, the ground, his nostrils, the air, and the felt all become covered with fine hairs and ink dust, so much so that the ink dust falls to parts of the felt that haven't yet been painted, so that the interior of the felt is continuously " breathed " on.
