Summary:
The tail feathers are arranged in pairs and staggered so that the top tail feather pair is usually the shape that can be seen. Note that the central pair (highlighted with a square in (a) and shown enlarged in (b)) is far more tapered than the pairs underneath (arrow in (a)). The sharp tapering makes the tail appear forked.
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