Large, brightly colored bird.

Bird

Males have multiple neon colors on the outside of the wings, different patterns for each bird. Females are all dull, brown colors with tips of a bright color, typically red, at the ends of their wings. The females also sport various sizes of white spots.

A triangular body and an oval shaped head.

Very large, wingspan of 10-13 feet, mass of about 15 pounds, length of 5-7 feet.

Neon colored wing feathers, dull, brown under feathers. Thick, cone-shaped beak.

Feathers, hollow bones, beak, clawed feet.

Not very, it's an herbivore.

If it ever needed to fight over something, it'd probably use its beak.

It doesn't normally need to defend itself, but if it needed to fend off another bird, it would use its beak.

67mph

Wing speed, agility, beak strength

Fragile bones, foot speed

Squawks, screeches, and cawing.

Bright colored feathers, clawed feet, sharp beak

Flowered fields, crowded jungles/forests

Seeds, insects, grubs.

In the autumn, the brightly colored feathers turn dull and brown, and they fly south for the winter.

They mate and the female raises the children until they are able to fly and fend for themselves.

Sparrows and parrots

Creativity

Chordata

Bird

Passerine

Sparrow

Pipilo

Marcus

To be continued...